
The Necessary Standard for American Education – Labor Day
Monday, September 7, is Labor Day. While not a “how-the-government-works” style column, it’s a classic piece of American heritage we find worthy of digging into

Monday, September 7, is Labor Day. While not a “how-the-government-works” style column, it’s a classic piece of American heritage we find worthy of digging into

Despite its situation in the Great Plains and square in the center of the Populist movement, South Dakota’s staunch Republican profile would greatly run ahead

Every year, we hear the same recycled debate supported by the same recycled points: Christopher Columbus was an evil, greedy explorer and everything wrong with

Florida – The Sunshine State A disorganized state for most of its early history, Florida has rebounded to the third-most populous state in the country.

It’s hard to believe that so much American history could run through one person. My mom, Olive Watts Swanson Kelly, is 100 years young. She