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It's been 230 years since James Madison drafted the Bill of Rights--the first ten amendments to the Constitution--as a means of protecting the people against government tyranny, and what do we have to show for it?
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Josh Sigurdson reports on the ground from the Pyramid Of Hellenikon near Argos Greece and Nafplio which has been dated in recent years to be older than any of the pyramids of Egypt!
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Almost every day some pundit or commentator paints conservatives and even libertarians with the toxic brush of Hitlerism. These uninformed critics repeatedly accuse the Fuhrer of right-wing extremism. But according to many scholars, that narrative ha
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Bitcoin and its primary cryptocurrency competitors have been on a bumpy ride since early 2018, and the tension among investors and enthusiasts is spilling over.
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The history of US consumerism starts with the Sears Roebuck mail order catalog. Yes, the very same Sears that is struggling to emerge from bankruptcy today. But 125 years ago the company was every bit the disruptive innovator.
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When touting the merits of vaccination, public health officials often brag about the campaign to eradicate polio.
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They came as slaves; vast human cargo transported on tall British ships bound for the Americas. They were shipped by the hundreds of thousands and included men, women, and even the youngest of children.
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And now for something completely different: Images of unaired Monty Python sketches revealed to mark comedy show's 50th anniversary
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Ron Paul Rewind: Alternative Views 1988
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The Arbatel is claimed to have been written in 1575 AD. This date is supported through textual references dating from 1536 through 1583. It is believed that the final editor of the Arbatel was Swiss physician Theodor Zwinger, and that it was publishe
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In fact, from 1943 the strategic bombing campaign flatlined German armaments production: it had been increasing rapidly, more than doubling through 1942 and early 1943, but the onset of heavy Allied bombing from the summer of 1943 caused that increas
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Throughout the history of the world, many civilizations have risen and fallen. You may be familiar with the achievements of prominent societies like the Romans, Mongols, or Babylonians, but, as Visual Capitalist's Jeff Desjardins explains below, how
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Throughout the history of the world, many civilizations have risen and fallen. You may be familiar with the achievements of prominent societies like the Romans, Mongols, or Babylonians, but, as Visual Capitalist's Jeff Desjardins explains below, how
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supporters "racist"...The government indoctrination racket known as the public school system recently became a little more "progressive" with the addition of a new "American History" textbook published by Pearson Education, which describe
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Deep-sea explorer who found Titanic launches mission to find Amelia Earhart's plane in waters around Pacific atoll - and excavate campsite where 'her bones' were found in 1940
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Humans first set foot on the Moon half a century ago, but it remains largely unexplored and uncolonized to this day, and humankind cannot agree on how to do business there. After all, who "owns" the Moon?
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The whole six-decade-long U.S. space boondoggle, from 1958 to 2019, has cost this nation at least $601 billion. And what can we say we have achieved for this vast sum? Well, freeze-dried food, Tang, computer chips, memory foam, and the burials of 2
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-in stunning detail by 'most accurate model ever' that took historian 35 years to build
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Mark Twain once said, "history doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes." Since President Nixon removed the gold standard in the early 1970s, gold has seen several significant rallies, all of which have similar wave characteristics. Gold ra
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From a New York Times account of the career of auto executive Lee Iacocca -- different from the Times obituary of him -- comes this account of the role that government regulations played in changing the family car to a minivan from a station wagon:
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When It's Time to Leave?
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The average Westerner who hasn't traveled very much believes Moscow to be a cold, bleak, desolate capital city that's filled with Stalinist-era architecture and a population that lives in utter misery.
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Here is the moral decay of America's ruling elites boiled down to a single word.
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This post seems more relevant than ever as many believe the initial conditions of today are very similar to those of the Spring and Summer of 1914.
That year, King James II (he was also James VII of Scotland) became the proud poppa of a baby boy?"and England's parliament was not happy about it. James was Roman Catholic, a deeply unpopular religion, and the birth of his son secured a Catholic l
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The Nuremberg Code
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The Wall Street Journal reported at the time: Special Counsel Robert Mueller is investigating former White House national security adviser Mike Flynn's alleged role in a plan to forcibly remove a Muslim cleric living in the U.S. and deliver him
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Morgarten, Switzerland ?" Here, in 1315, a force of Swiss mountaineers ambushed an invading force of Austrian feudal knights who had come to reassert Hapsburg feudal rule over the rebellious Swiss.
