China’s Cold War on Christianity Perpetuates Historic Persecutions
Totalitarians cannot tolerate the free exercise of religion. As so many disillusioned communists in the last century observed, communism, to its disciples, is...
History
The Boston Police Strike of 1919
In 1919, America was still recovering from what was then called the Great World War (now referred to as the First World War)....
Read moreForgotten U.S. History: The Barbary Wars
Not only have most Americans never heard of the Barbary Wars fought during Thomas Jefferson’s administration, but today’s schools don’t even bother to...
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A July 4 Warning Against Empire
John Quincy Adams, Secretary of State in the administration of President James Monroe, offered a toast to his native America on July 4,...
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General John Stark: The Man, the Motto, and the “Coverup”
John Stark was a genuine hero of the American Revolutionary War or, if you prefer, America’s War for Independence. That he is not...
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Remembering the Problems of Empire
Why is it that so much of the world seems mired in hatreds, violence, slavery, and pain? The reason is not complex: Most...
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Anniversary of the Landing of LaFayette
Schoolchildren learn of the crucial and timely role played by France in the American victory over King George III’s redcoats. The personification of...
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Anniversary of the Petition of Right: Essential Part of American History
Several landmark documents from English history have contributed significantly to our own Constitution bulwark of liberty. One of these documents just celebrated a...
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Fred Koch: Oil Man Against Communism
In the year 1930, the city of Tiflis (now Tbilisi) was a captive capital. The ancient city in the heart of the Caucasus,...
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FDR’s Solicitor General Withheld Evidence in Japanese Internment Cases
Even in peacetime, government lies are so commonplace as to hardly be news. During wartime, however, the government fib fabricator goes into overdrive...
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Bane of the Barbary Pirates
When Thomas Jefferson became the third President of the United States on March 4, 1801, there was but a fleeting hint of warning...
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Robert Welch: An Americanist Entrepreneur
In 1914, when the Old World was at war, the New, unaware of the designs of its political and financial leaders, expected to...
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Bin Laden & Al-Qaeda: U.S. Govt. Creations
The popular narrative surrounding the life of Osama bin Laden is filled with questions, intrigue, and misinformation. Though he ultimately became one of...
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Why Did It Take 10 Years to Get bin Laden?
Questions about President Obama’s ever-changing narrative on Osama bin Laden’s reported assassination and rampant speculation that at least some Pakistani officials may have...
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The Kohler Strike of 1954
Fifty miles north of Milwaukee lies the idyllic village of Kohler, Wisconsin. The largest employer in Kohler is the Kohler Company, a worldwide...
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