Trump could make good on his pledge to return to Fort Liberty’s old name because the executive branch, through the Defense Department and individual military services, controls the naming of military ...
The New Republic on MSN3dOpinion
Civil War Reenactors Aren’t Just Play-Acting. They Expect a War.A visit to a battle reenactment in rural Virginia revealed some surprising views about U.S. politics—and broad pessimism ...
This small Pennsylvanian town played a key role in America’s history. Today, travellers can explore Gettysburg’s fascinating ...
Daily Camera on MSN14dOpinion
Guest opinion: Tom Shelley: Trump’s views on the Civil War are more evidence of his racismConfederate. And what makes it even more glaring is that he is usually very quick to dismiss people who lose — apparently his ...
In the past four years, a number of monuments honoring the Confederacy have been torn down or removed. As we have seen before ...
At a campaign event in Fayetteville on Friday evening, Trump vowed to bring back the name Fort Bragg, which was changed to ...
Smithsonian Magazine on MSN5d
What the Long History of Mail-In Voting in the U.S. Reveals About the Election ProcessA recent exhibition shows how soldiers sent in votes during the Civil War and World War II, as many Americans would in 2020 ...
Barberton native writes a historical novel about a young mother’s perilous trek to visit her wounded husband in a Confederate ...
On close examination, text beside the images explained that Union officer Gilluly had perished in the Civil War while ... protected Confederate troops. We soon reached the Innis House, a ...
A Mississippi town has taken down a Confederate ... mythology of the Civil War. The monuments, many of them outside courthouses, came under fresh scrutiny after an avowed white supremacist who ...
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