By PATRICK K. O’DONNELL Two hundred and forty-six years ago, a little-known plot was hatched to assassinate Commander in Chief General George Washington that could have…
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By Andrew E. Busch At least twice in U.S. history, big political shakeups occurred in midterm elections that served as endpoints to periods of crisis, privation,…
By A.J. KAUFMAN What does your calendar say today? If you’re lucky, it still says Christopher Columbus Day only, but more likely it’s shared with…
By Garion Frankel Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of the New York Times’ infamous 1619 Project, which (falsely) asserts that the United States was founded on slavery,…
By Michael Snyder Prior to this pandemic, if you wanted to weed out all of the “troublemakers”, “independent thinkers” and “non-conformists” from our society, how…
By RED VOICE MEDIA Arizona’s Governor Doug Ducey today took a decisive step to prohibit the concerning practice of critical race theory, the latest action…
By Catherine Mortensen In a new paper, economists from the University of Southern California and the RAND Corporation examined the effectiveness of pandemic lockdowns, using data…
by Jack Montgomery Britain’s inaugural professor of ‘Black Studies’ has branded the United States of America a “racist project from its very beginnings”, akin to…
By Tyler Durden Update (1730ET): In a lengthy press conference, Tex as Governor Greg Abbott said that he has issued an order forbidding Texas gas producers…
By Managing Editor Former President Woodrow Wilson’s boyhood home in Columbia, S.C./AP Photo (Headline USA) The caretakers of former President Woodrow Wilson’s teenage home in South Carolina have…
By Great Game India In 1864, the most elaborate mail-in ballots election conspiracy in American history was discovered. The plot was hatched against Abraham Lincoln’s re-election.…
By Pamela Geller Unjustified, illegal …… stealth overthrow of our Constitutional Republic. Attorney General William Barr said Wednesday evening “other than slavery, which was a different…
By Krystina Skurk This effort to extend the 1619 reeducation program into popular culture is particularly dangerous because stories have the power to change…
By Admin (Associated Press) A northern Illinois auto museum has no plan to stop displaying a Dodge Charger from the “Dukes of Hazzard” television show with…
By E. Jeffrey Ludwig Today’s turmoil in the streets does not reflect either the spirit or the logic on which our country was founded. The offense at…
The 1971 movie Zeppelin, starting Michael York, is about an Imperial German plot to destroy irreplaceable British artifacts, paintings, and documents during the First World War. The…
By Michael Flynn Published June 11, 2020 at 10:51am There are seminal moments in American history that test every fiber of our nation’s soul. We are…