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It’s one thing to learn about history by reading books, watching documentaries, and sitting down with those who created that history in their time. It’s quite another to watch history […]

(March 11, 2022) This week, 80 years ago, American General, and Philippine Field Marshal Douglas MacArthur left the Philippines, and his troops, with his wife, son, son’s nanny, and staff

A 100-year-old Confederate monument may be removed from the St. Landry Parish Courthouse after a committee voted to remove it from the property.

A 100-year-old Confederate monument may be removed from the St. Landry Parish Courthouse after a committee voted to remove it from the property.

A 100-year-old Confederate monument may be removed from the St. Landry Parish Courthouse after a committee voted to remove it from the property.

The purpose of our judiciary is to protect lives, liberties and property. Judges who fail to do this bring us one step closer to totalitarianism.

Last week, the government of the United States of America successfully concluded a criminal show trial to demonstrate the government's antipathy to the concept of hatred.

Last week, the government of the United States of America successfully concluded a criminal show trial to demonstrate the government's antipathy to the concept of hatred.

Help needed to find Meggie, a resolution for a medical school, the search for a crashed Civil War train and more.

Lawyers for the city of Charleston say a marker honoring a Confederate general is not protected from removal under South Carolina law because of the way the 2000 act was written. The attorney say the Heritage Act only protects monuments to 10 wars specifically mentioned. They wrote "Robert E. Lee is not a war" in a letter to state Attorney General Alan Wilson, who demanded the city put the maker back in front of the Charleston Charter School for Math and Science. The city removed the m...