The US Navy birthday, established on October 13, 1775 means that today is their 244th birthday. The Continental Congress established the US Navy- which only had two ships meant to intercept [...]
A Georgia teacher is on leave this week for describing the Confederate Battle Flag as an “announcement that you intend to marry your sister.” The Confederate Flag is a symbol of [...]
It was a bittersweet homecoming for the family of US Marine PFC Grady Crawford. It was 70 years since his family received the telegram that he went missing in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir [...]
Today, September 17, is Constitution Day- the day that 39 men signed the document that would become (or is supposed to be) the law of the land in the United States. It is also Citizenship Day [...]
Lauren Bruner was the second to the last man to leave the USS Arizona as the ship began to sink into its fiery death beneath the waters of Pearl Harbor. Only 335 crew members survived out of [...]
America remembers September 11, 2001 with varying degrees of heartache. Families that lost loved ones on that fateful day still experience the anguish of loss. Unconcerned others make light of [...]
Abby Palmer is a member of the Young Americans for Freedom Club at Riverview High School in Florida. She and her club members want to honor those lost on 9-11-2001 by placing 2,997 small flags at [...]
SSgt Joe Ronnie Hooper (1938-1979) amassed a huge number of awards during the Vietnam War: 2 Silver Stars, 8 Purple Hearts, 6 Bronze stars with V devices, and a Medal of Honor. Over his military [...]
The Washington Post has a history of editorials making bellicose stupid statements, but this one may have taken the proverbial cake: pumpkin spice lattes are connected to war, genocide, and [...]
President Trump, speaking in Williamsburg, Virginia today, reminded the audience that 400 years ago, July 30, 1619, the House of Burgesses met in Jamestown. It was the first legislative body in [...]
