From government bailouts to conspiracy theories, the Boston Tea Party featured some familiar elements -- and some unfamiliar ones.

We should reject the false "oppressor-oppressed" narrative, understand the complex history of American colonialism and give thanks for it.

President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963, just over 1,000 days into his term.

Third-party candidates can change history, as evidenced by two presidential elections decided more than a century ago.

Ironically, this time around they're trying to do it with a post-Civil War amendment that no Democrats voted for in Congress.

Notwithstanding establishment narratives to the contrary, the U.S. has a lengthy history of election integrity-related issues.

Apologists insist that Israeli "oppression" explains Hamas atrocities, but the 1831 Nat Turner rebellion leads us to a different conclusion.

If she wants to be both Duchess of Sussex and a U.S. senator or even president, she'll learn the Constitution forbids it -- for good reason.