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Puckett, then a first lieutenant, was wounded multiple times during the battle fought at Hill 205 during the outset of the Battle of the Chongchon River, which occurred during the Korean War. He had told soldiers to leave him behind once he was incapacitated, but two privates first class, Billy Walls and David Pollock, got him to safety. “I had been wounded three times by then, and I was lying there in my foxhole unable to do anything,” Puckett would later say for an oral history project. “I could see three Chinese about 15 yards away from me, and they were bayoneting or shooting some o...

Share This: Today, President Trump’s term ended. He boarded Air Force One for the trip to his home on the island of Palm Beach. During his farewell speech to supporters at Joint Base Andrews, the former president revisited his accomplishments in office and predicted the economy will surge if taxes and regulations are not reimposed. He wished the incoming Biden administration good luck. But Trump also hinted that he may remain in politics saying, “We will be back in some form.” This desire to remain in politics or in a position to shape political events may have also been signaled by res...

The Print Collector / Getty Images It is often all too easy to forget that significant historical figures - those at the forefront of new ways of thinking, whether that be Marxism or feminism - were individuals with likes, loves and lives of their own. Such is the case for the so-called 'mother of feminism', Mary Wollstoncraft (1759-1797), who history often mischaracterises as an overly serious moralist. It is this misconception that the Countess of St Andrews, Sylvana Tomaselli's new book brilliantly debunks, instead showing the pioneering womens' rights activist to have been a warm mother-o...

Said if we cannot impeach a president who abuses his office for personal advantage, we no longer live in a democracy. we live in a monarchy or live under a dictatorship. the votes we are about to take concern the rule of law and our democracy itself. let us not forget the words of john lock, so influential to the founders of our republic. john lock a millennia ago said this: wherever law ends tier rei tyranny begins. this impeachment asked whether we are still a republic of laws. as our founders intended or whether we will accept that one person can be above the

Bankrupt america. big government leads to less freedom. reality is ilhan omar is calling it a human right. a basic human right. we have to listen to the language. the reality is that human rights are natural rights as described by john lock are not dependent on government. and they are guaranteed by god. what she is really talking about a legal right, which is dependent on government and can be revoked. if you just look at our friends in hong kong and iran, they are under government given rights and they are being taken away and they want what we want. had which ilhan omar is very much trying ...