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Posts published in “History”
What if the perfect weapon isn’t a gun — but a broken mind?
In this riveting investigation, forensic psychologist Dr. John C. Brady unpacks how certain men become tools of power — manipulated, conditioned, and used as patsies in crimes they may not even understand...
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration has restored a memorial to a Confederate general in Washington, D.C. that demonstrators took down during racial justice protests in the summer of 2020, part of a broader effort by the president to reshape the way the country’s history is told...
Mainstream historian Jim Holland and Libertarian Institute editor Keith Knight clashed over one of history’s most sacred narratives — the justification for America’s entry into World War II. Moderated by Mario Nawfal, the discussion cut through decades of conventional wisdom to ask uncomfortable...
By Expand Our Mind Staff Part 2: Top Secret Judaism Exposed Part II Bolsheviks And Nazis – Satanic Twins Created By Frankist “Crypto-Jews” The Bolshevik Army…
By CALVIN WOODWARD WASHINGTON (AP) — Dick Cheney, the hard-charging conservative who became one of the most powerful and polarizing vice presidents in U.S. history and a…
By RT International Modern Russia’s main national holiday replaced the biggest celebration in the Soviet calendar November 4 marks Unity Day in Russia, which is…
By Kevin Haggerty Leftist outrage over the president’s efforts at Washington, D.C., beautification came as the chief executive terminated an entire commission in his latest…
By Chris Powell The Trump administration has reinstated the bronze statue of Confederate Gen. Albert Pike in Washington, D.C.—five years after it was torn down,…
By RT International The statue of Albert Pike was toppled and set on fire amid the BLM unrest in 2020 The only outdoor memorial honoring…
By Chris Tomlinson William Physick Zuber is surely smiling in heaven. Zuber was the author of the biggest Alamo lie of all. He claimed that my great-great-grandmother’s cousin,…
By Rebecca Mansour On November 2, 1800, President John Adams penned a quick letter to his beloved wife, Abigail, to inform her that he had arrived in…
By BETH HARRIS Freddie Freeman homered leading off the bottom of the 18th inning, Shohei Ohtani went deep twice in another record-setting performance and the Los…
By Brianna Lyman On Tuesday, Leighton Woodhouse wrote for The New York Times that conservatives are “spinning” a “mythology” that is “historically delusional.” The delusional…
By FORGOTTEN HISTORY Thousands of men of Jewish descent and hundreds of what the Nazis called ‘full Jews’ served in the military with Hitler’s knowledge.…
By Kevin Haggerty Adding to the echoes of outrage, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough lamented the “grotesque” renovations at the White House while claiming, “It’s history being…
By Adam Peters This coming summer will mark 250 years since the United States of America declared its independence from England. In a move which few saw coming,…
By Jamie K. Wilson Twilight lay thin across the snow, a bruised line between storm and night. Wind howled off Norton Sound, scouring the world…