In 87-year-old Harlan Boer’s memory, Dutch flower fields and the smell of cooking bratwurst and schnitzel are as clear as the sight of machine guns and barbed wire.

The answer, I believe, is that Americans have become a nation of sheep. Conditioned by a mass media which has reinforced a ...

During the 1930s coal miners’ families often suffered from serious hunger to the point of starvation. A June 1, 1976, article by Bill Bishop in the magazine Facing South described ...

This marks the 160th anniversary of Union soldiers marching to destroy Raleigh as punishment for Lincoln’s assassination, ...

Promising to end the “war on beautiful, clean coal,” President Trump signed executive orders to buoy the industry. But energy ...

The owner of the horses said one more died from their injuries after the fire. She considered them part of their family.

Thousands of people flocked to Lexington, Massachusetts, to witness a reenactment of how the American Revolution began 250 ...