Somewhat lost to history in our memory and mythology of the founding fathers is the fact that their optimism regarding their ...

The country’s two political parties – the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans – were increasingly hostile to one another, and the young nation was sinking deeper into a foreign policy crisis ...

Famous foreigners have often attracted large American crowds, but neither the Beetles nor the Rolling Stones nor Winston ...

John Adams Knight, whose house sits in Auburn's West Pitch Park, acknowledged that once he backed the North, it was a trying ...

Lafayette Day, March 14, will honor a key figure in the American Revolution on the 200th anniversary of his farewell tour of ...

In true Gutierrez fashion, I’m capping this weekly column off with some St. Patrick’s Day-adjacent poetry, or poetry from ...

He took office on March 4, 1829, as the self-described champion of “the common man,” declaring he was out for revenge against the “hungry rats” from the outgoing administration of President John ...

The attorney for New York City Mayor Eric Adams asked a federal judge Wednesday to dismiss his corruption case, alleging prosecutorial misconduct. Alex Spiro said former U.S. Attorney Danielle ...

The “National Republicans” led by John Quincy Adams wanted to grow the nation’s infrastructure ... but Thayer resisted any changes to the curriculum. Finally, in 1824, a frustrated Congress passed the ...

The “National Republicans” led by John Quincy Adams wanted to grow the nation ... but Thayer resisted any changes to the curriculum. Finally, in 1824, a frustrated Congress passed the ...

A federal judge did not immediately dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Friday ... DOJ’s Public Integrity Section, John Keller, and three other members of ...