Nov 1 Sotheby’s Will Auction a First Printing of the U.S. Constitution, One of Only Two in Private Hands Sotheby's hopes the upcoming sale of a copy of the Constitution will match last year's record-breaking $43.2 million auction. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Jul 27 Thomas Jefferson’s Record on Slavery Wasn’t All Bad Though he owned slaves, he banned the slave trade as president. By John A. Tures
Sep 28 Debate-Themed Twitter Campaign for ‘Birth of a Nation’ Fails Miserably The film was already under a cloud of suspicion because of a rape scandal from writer-director-star Nate Parker's past. By John Bonazzo
Apr 29 David Rubenstein Will Give Copies of Rare 1823 Declaration of Independence to U.S. Embassies By Andrew Russeth