Constitution Day, 1862
Events in the Virginia Theater during the spring and summer of 1862 marked a reversal of fortune for the Union.
History
The Other 1619 Project
If we are supposed to be so dead-set on settling centuries-old scores, these Americans deserve recognition as well.
Slaves of a Different Color
Some inconvenient truths about North African slavery.
Decoding Howard Zinn’s Dark Vision of America
With the surplus of Zinn disciples running wild today, it may be that he would have simply blended in among the crowd.
Erasing Abraham Lincoln
Without understanding the past, we cannot preserve our hard-won freedoms. I hope that Americans are still brave enough to oppose eradicating history, and that the extraordinary story of Abraham Lincoln will live on.
In Defense of FDR
Instead of demonizing Roosevelt, intelligent conservatives should wrench him away from the Left.
The Glory of Martin Luther King, Jr.
The moral arc of the universe is longer—much longer—than a tenth of a mile, or the distance between the rear of a boarding house and […]
Valmorel Reminds Us to Honor American Greatness and Why
Italians refer to the team of OSS soldiers who liberated their village as “i grandi Americani dai ceili”—the great Americans from the skies.
They Were a Great Generation of Americans
It was a great generation, certainly—and largely because great leaders enabled it to be so.
In Memoriam: John F. Kennedy
He came to the Lone Star State as the leader of all 50 states. He came as the man who had finished first in America’s […]
Not Enough Crosses,
Not Enough Rows
What the Greeks mythologized one man sought to materialize. Blinded by the vanity of his head and the certainty of his heart, this child of […]
Concentration Camps, Again?
The Left’s hatred for America comes across most clearly in the bogus charge from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (D.-N.Y.) and others that Americans have set […]