Feb 26 Could Education Spending Stop Our History and Government Ignorance? America has a crisis of historic proportions, or more exactly, what its citizens know about its history and government. By John A. Tures
Mar 29 What Nasty Politics Mean to America It’s not as though our politicians were all gentlemen in 1800 and became raging pit bulls in 2016. By John A. Tures
Mar 20 Jacksonian History Repeats Itself With America’s Fiery Populist Uprising As it was in the 1830s, 40s and in 1860, it is again today. By Bernie Quigley
Feb 3 Black History Month: Remembering Mary Turner and the ‘Holocaust of Lynchings’ By Michael Sainato
Jan 12 Political Powerball: The Top Ten ‘Election Lottery’ Losses in American History By Cliston Brown