American History
Uncover the untold secrets and hidden scandals that have shaped the United States in ways you never imagined.
A New Era: Reflecting on the 2015 State of the Union Address
KC Fairlight
In 2015, President Barack Obama's State of the Union address proposed a bold and optimistic vision for America's future, focusing on middle-class economics, climate change, and equality. It offered hope and called for unity amid political divides.
Rediscovering the Punchy Legacy of Pinky Silverberg: The Boxing Prodigy
Martin Sparks
Pinky Silverberg's whirlwind story from the streets of New Haven to boxing glory in the 1920s unveils a legacy of skill and resilience, interwoven with history and human spirit.
The Teamsters: A Union of Power and Controversy
Vince Vanguard
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a powerful and controversial American labor union, has significantly influenced workers' rights and labor movements despite a history of corruption allegations.
The Housing Act of 1949: A Turning Point in American Housing Policy
KC Fairlight
The Housing Act of 1949 was a transformative U.S. legislation that aimed to address post-war housing shortages through urban renewal and public housing initiatives, despite facing challenges like community displacement.
Unleashing Tradition: The Festival of Mountain and Plain’s Conservative Spirit
Vince Vanguard
Celebrate the rugged beauty and tradition of the Festival of Mountain and Plain in Denver, Colorado: a unique event steeped in heritage and spirited American pride.
Illinois Bell: When Phones Ruled the World and Made a Country Great Again
Vince Vanguard
Illinois Bell once stood as a pioneering telecommunications force, driving progress in America, displaying integrity and innovation. Its story reflects political maneuvers and shifts in the industry.
The Provocative World of John Cheever's Whimsical Tales
Vince Vanguard
In "The Stories of John Cheever," we wade through the eccentric yet poignant narratives that encapsulate 20th-century American life, shedding light on our unchanging human contradictions.
Echoes from the Gridiron: The 1914 Vanderbilt Commodores
KC Fairlight
Explore the captivating history of the 1914 Vanderbilt Commodores football team, a reminder of resilience and camaraderie amid a world teetering on the edge of global turmoil.
Gerda Herrmann: The Unsung Hero of Conservative Values
Vince Vanguard
Gerda Herrmann's unwavering advocacy for conservative values, including Second Amendment rights, educational reform, and fiscal responsibility, has significantly influenced the American conservative movement.
Berry Brothers Bolt Works: A Legacy of American Ingenuity
Vince Vanguard
Berry Brothers Bolt Works exemplified American craftsmanship and innovation, setting the gold standard for quality and reliability in the manufacturing industry.
Exploring "The Wordy Shipmates": A Journey Through Puritan New England
Martin Sparks
Sarah Vowell's 'The Wordy Shipmates' offers an engaging and insightful look into the Puritans' influence on American society through the lens of 17th-century New England history.
Why 'The Wordy Shipmates' Might Just Challenge Your Historical Perceptions
Vince Vanguard
'The Wordy Shipmates' by Sarah Vowell brings the 17th-century Puritans and their controversial history into the spotlight. It challenges the simplified narratives of American history with wit and skepticism.
The 35th Delaware General Assembly: Pioneering Legislative Adventures in The First State
Martin Sparks
Explore the intriguing landscape of the 35th Delaware General Assembly, where steadfast minds forged transformative paths with policies that still resonate today.
Hal Greer: The Underrated Basketball Legend Liberals Don't Talk About
Vince Vanguard
Meet Hal Greer, basketball's underrated legend. A groundbreaking athlete from West Virginia, Greer defined consistency and prowess in the 1960s, leaving a legacy many overlook today.
Frances Willard House: A Legacy Liberals Overlook
Vince Vanguard
Frances Willard House in Evanston, Illinois, stands as a monument to true reform, led by a woman who advocated for women's rights and social change through the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. It's a historic site that today's activists should not overlook.
The Gilchrist Bridge: A Monument to Conservative Values
Vince Vanguard
The Gilchrist Bridge in Florida exemplifies the triumph of conservative values through efficient infrastructure development and limited government intervention.
The Legacy of John A. Roebling's Sons Company: A Glimpse into Block 3
Martin Sparks
The legacy of John A. Roebling's Sons Company highlights its pivotal role in American industrial history through the production of wire rope for iconic structures like the Brooklyn Bridge.
Emma Guffey Miller: A Rebel with a Conservative Cause
Vince Vanguard
Emma Guffey Miller shook the political landscape with her fiery conservatism and relentless advocacy for women's suffrage. As a formidable figure in early 20th-century politics, Guffey Miller played a crucial role in shaping the political landscape while challenging the status quo.
The 1924 Army Cadets: A Gridiron Legacy in Football's Golden Era
Martin Sparks
Join us on a journey back to the vibrant 1920s to uncover the remarkable legacy of the 1924 Army Cadets football team, whose gridiron magic and teamwork set the foundation for a new era in college football.
How The 1924 Army Cadets Football Team Schooled America
Vince Vanguard
There’s a reason why the Army Cadets were the powerhouse of college football in 1924—it’s the same reason that's triggering liberals today—discipline, honor, and patriotism.
Winther Automobiles: A Forgotten American Marvel
Vince Vanguard
Winther Automobiles, once an American marvel, engineered unrivaled quality vehicles that echoed the spirit of individuality and resilience in the bustling 1920s.
The Enigmatic Life of William H. Brawley
KC Fairlight
Dive into the intriguing life of William H. Brawley, a Confederate soldier turned federal judge, whose career highlights the complexities of post-Civil War America and its evolving legal system.
John LaRocca: The Crime Boss Who Played Politics
Vince Vanguard
John LaRocca, a notorious crime boss from Sicily, left a lasting impact on 20th century organized crime through his strategic control of Pittsburgh. His legacy is marked by power, political manipulation, and an indelible influence.
The Enigmatic Brushstrokes of Edward Savage: A Glimpse into Early American Art
Martin Sparks
Edward Savage's art captures the spirit of early America, immortalizing figures like George Washington while shaping the nation's cultural identity.