Talmage Boston “interviewed” George Washington and Thomas Jefferson at a Dallas event featuring historical interpreters.

Religiosity is crucial to civil society. This sentiment was expressed by none other than the country's first president, ...

Race did not spread because it was scientifically persuasive. It spread because it served very human interests.” ...

George Washington's pivotal rejection of power on the Ides of March contrasts with Julius Caesar and provides a model for true greatness.

I thought I should feel better if I was at home, for winter was coming on and there I should have a good fire to sit by and ...

The invasive Hessian fly spurred suspicions of biological warfare, threatened the new nation’s economy and inspired the ...

Georgetown, SC, historian Steve Williams believes now is the perfect moment to reflect on the topic of "faith and flag" — the ...

Kelly notes that Paine is a somewhat forgotten Founding Father, though most American History courses mention Paine’s Common Sense and The American Crisis, best known for its stirring line “These are ...

In 1792, the nation’s first president opened up the design of the White House to a public architectural competition. Why shouldn't the 47th president do the same with his new pet project?

Contrary to George F. Will’s argument in his March 8 op-ed, “ Presidents make war, not Congress ,” the Constitution entrusts exclusively to Congress in Article I, Section 8, Clause 11, the ...