For 250 years, the US Army has adapted as a living organization composed of operating units and institutional organizations ...
PITTSBURGH–As the Civil War was raging, thousands of American readers would wait to get news on the conflict every seven days from Harper’s Weekly, then the most widely-read periodical in the United ...
The US has pardoned insurrectionists twice before – and both times, years of violent racism followed
When Congress was in recess, Johnson vetoed two bills that had been passed: one to help find homes for formerly enslaved people who could no longer live on the property of their enslavers, and the ...
After spending the last 21 months as Fort Liberty, the 160,000-acre military installation in Cumberland County, North Carolina, which is home to 10% of the entire United States Army, is now Fort Bragg ...
The spring real-estate market is about to bloom, and some of the most sought-after homes in Arlington are located along ...
Washington DC attracts millions of visitors every year, but behind the iconic monuments and must-see museums, there’s a wealth of lesser-known gems vying for your attention, writes Helen Van Berkel ...
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10 Presidents Who are Never, Ever Invited to the CookoutGeorge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Martin Van Buren, John Tyler, and Zachary Taylor all owned slaves. Plus, ...
John Williams wasn’t a particularly tall man, standing at 5 feet, 6 inches, but he made a big impact after joining the Union ...
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Civil War Roundtable meeting in Shippensburg will discuss leaders in Battle of AntietamThe discussion will examine Union and Confederate leaders who failed to fulfill their duties during the Battle of Antietam.
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