"I like what this says about us. We remind ourselves, when you see this, we're really good when we work together."

When a new nation, still fighting for independence, marked its first Christmas, the fate of the country and the world was in the balance.

U.S. Steel, a company founded in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1901, has been sold in an all-cash deal for $!4.1 billion.

During World War II, leaders appealed to faith in God, which has been at the core of the American experience since the U.S. founding.

Constitution-based defenses of a satanic display in Iowa's Capitol reveal profound misunderstandings of the Founders' First Amendment.

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

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, the diplomat with the thick glasses and gravelly voice who dominated foreign policy as the United States extricated itself from Vietnam and broke down […]

The tombstone of American patriot Paul Revere was among those damaged in a vandalism spree that led to the arrest of a homeless man.

The education secretary quoted former President Ronald Reagan, but left out the most crucial portion of the conservative icon's words.

One historian stumbled upon an event 13 months before the fatal attack that should have reshaped presidential security protocols.