Dan Sickles, a colorful Civil War general, defies description with his impulsive and amoral nature. He lived a fast life, accumulating fortunes and loving society, but his personal life was marred by scandal, including shooting and killing his wife's lover, Philip Barton Key. Despite his questionable actions, Sickles became a hero in the war, raising a brigade and backing the Republican war effort, and later played a key role in preserving the Gettysburg battlefield. [... more]

The Colt Walker revolver was the most powerful handgun in the world from 1847 until 1935, and its legend has endured for over 175 years. Named after Captain Samuel Walker, a Texas Ranger, the gun was designed to be used by cavalry troops on horseback and was known for its robust build and single-action mechanism. However, the gun's production was plagued by delays and quality control issues, and only a handful of the original 1,000 guns made it into the hands of soldiers. [... more]

The Colt Walker revolver, the most powerful handgun in the world from 1847 to 1935, has a legendary status in gun collecting. Its story is intertwined with the life of Captain Samuel Walker, a Texas Ranger who played a crucial role in its development. The gun's history is marked by controversy, with Sam Colt over-promising and under-delivering on the contract for 1,000 revolvers. Despite its flaws, the Colt Walker has become a highly sought-after model, with one near-mint example selling for $1.8 million in 2018. [... more]

The United States Postal Service has a long history dating back to 1792, with its establishment being a result of the need for a federal post office to facilitate communication and the spread of news. The postal system has undergone significant changes over the years, including the introduction of postage stamps, postal savings, and the reorganization of the post office department in 1971. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) wins a major victory against the National Archives, securing a preliminary injunction that protects the rights of pro-life students to wear shirts and clothing items with pro-life messages. The ACLJ also discusses the threat of China, disinformation, and the importance of free speech and conservative voices. [... more]

The FBI is accused of targeting Catholics who attend Latin mass, sparking concerns about free speech and the targeting of pro-life speech. The ACLJ is taking action, filing lawsuits against the National Archives and the Smithsonian, alleging that security personnel harassed students and parents who wore pro-life shirts and hats. The organization is also seeking to protect the constitutional rights of its clients and defend the free speech of pro-life individuals. [... more]

The Colt Walker revolver, named after a Texas Ranger, was the most powerful handgun in the world from 1847 to 1935. Its legendary status was cemented by its scarcity, with only 1,000 made for the U.S. military and 100 for civilians, and only 10% surviving. The gun's story is one of innovation, marketing, and the complex relationship between its namesake, Captain Samuel Walker, and its creator, Samuel Colt. [... more]

Pro-life students were harassed and intimidated by security guards at the Smithsonian and National Archives, leading to a lawsuit against the Smithsonian. The ACLJ is fighting for the First Amendment rights of these students and others who have been targeted for their pro-life views. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of national security issues, including the Chinese spy balloon and the increasing number of terrorists apprehended at the border. [... more]

The ACLJ is defending students who were kicked out of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum for wearing pro-life hats. The incident highlights the issue of viewpoint discrimination and the importance of protecting free speech. Meanwhile, the National Archives is struggling to manage classified documents, and the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the issue. The IRS is also under scrutiny for its handling of tax returns, and the border control situation is worsening with a rise in fentanyl seizures. [... more]

In Butte, Montana, a toxic legacy from copper mining has been a long-standing issue, but the town is finding its way back through tireless work and dedication. Meanwhile, Asian Americans face a surge in hate crimes, and the nation's history of persecution against its fellow citizens is examined. The story of Alexander Vindman, a decorated army ranger who fought for the truth in the Trump White House, is also told. [... more]

The denigration of whiteness is a topic that has become increasingly prevalent in American culture, with many institutions and individuals promoting the idea that whiteness is inherently oppressive and that white people must dismantle their privilege and power in order to achieve a more equitable society. However, this narrative is based on a flawed and false worldview that is antithetical to the teachings of the Bible, which emphasizes the importance of individual character and behavior over skin color or ethnicity. As Christians, we must be aware of this narrative and its implications, and we must stand firm in our commitment to the biblical worldview, which teaches us to love our neighbors as ourselves, regardless of their skin color or background. [... more]

A look at the lives of remarkable women who have made a difference, including Olivia Newton-John's battle with cancer, Hillary Clinton's views on impeachment, and the story of a ballerina who's still dancing at 79. [... more]