By: John F. McManus
Published: January 22, 2007
A look at the roots of neoconservatism and the reasons why this deadly movement must be rejected in favor of the true conservative as envisioned by our Founders.
By: Dennis Behreandt
Published: November 27, 2006
During WWII, I.G. Farben, a synthetic-fuels manufacturer for the German war machine, was a major supporter of the Nazi regime and a willing co-conspirator in the Holocaust.
By: Dennis Behreandt
Published: October 16, 2006
Long ago a family from the Zagros mountains of Iran conquered the known world and established the Persian Empire. (Sidebar: Lessons From History)
By: Dennis Behreandt
Published: May 29, 2006
The stark contrast between ancient Sparta and Athens makes abundantly clear that cultural achievement occurs only where men are free.
By: Jodie Gilmore
Published: April 17, 2006
Long before the term “state-sponsored terrorism” was coined, the Barbary pirates took hostages and exacted tribute from nations around the world, including the United States. (Sidebars: "The Marine Hymn" and "Daring Decatur")
By: Jodie Gilmore
Published: September 22, 2003
Despite differing definitions of “soldier” and questions about motivation, the historical record is clear: Many black Americans supported the Southern cause. (Sidebar: North Good, South Bad — Not So Simple)
