Whenever the holiday season comes upon us, annual traditions and thanksgiving activities are a blessing. Family events center around each special occasion —…
There’s no shortage of movies today, only a shortage of ones that matter. Train Dreams is the rare exception. It arrives like…
World War I ended in Russia on March 3, 1918, with the signing of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. The signatories…
On an early fall morning, 133 years ago this month, thousands of kids at schools throughout America rose together and…
Among the American left’s new holy days, Indigenous Peoples’ Day is near the top of the list, exceeded only by…
After attending the Organization of American Historians annual conference in Chicago, IL earlier this year, I felt compelled to compose…
Recently, I had the honor of signing a coalition letter recommending President Donald Trump award the Presidential Medal of Freedom…
President Trump’s “comprehensive internal review of selected Smithsonian museums and exhibitions,” is raising alarms about censorship, revisionism, and so forth….
As a general rule, my undergraduate degree in history hasn’t given me a greater appreciation for national museums dedicated to…
