Squanto's faith in Christ helped him transcend the strife of his era and rescue an English settlement from collapse.

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

A separate "Black Veterans Day" reminds us that Americans must reject tribalism-inspired segregation and embrace values-oriented unity.

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

The gleeful and self-righteous destruction of a Robert E. Lee statue revealed a lack of discernment indistinguishable from ignorance.

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

Frederick Douglass' memories of Christmastime on the plantation help us understand liberals' criticism of "Rich Men North of Richmond."

Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina argued powerfully that the Great Society is the cause of many issues faced by black Americans today.

An "anti-woke" coalition would do well to learn from the Whigs, who paid the price for ignoring the era's central issue.

A group of 15 Caribbean nations wants $33 trillion as reparations for the impact of slavery on the islands.