Soldiers of the American Revolution: African American of the 1st Rhode Island Regiment; New England militiaman; frontier rifleman wearing a Virginia hunting shirt; French officer in a blue coat.

The impact of American victory at the Battle of Cowpens in South Carolina set the path to inevitable victory in the American Revolution. Here’s why.

The Gaffney Visitor Center is showcasing little-known Revolutionary War stories that connect with Black History Month as the nation marks the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.

This weekend, Butler County residents will have a chance to mark George Washington’s 294th birthday and his ties to Western Pennsylvania during the Cherry Pie Hike and nature walks at Jennings ...

Qaeda? The Iranian regime's seemingly unlikely partnership with the jihadist group has been largely unremarked upon in the ...

As the threat of U.S. strikes intensifies, our experts weigh the risks of escalation.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has not left a single stretch of the border with Iraq without deploying heavy units, ballistic missile launch platforms, and radar systems in preparation for war,” ...

Hillsboro Christian Academy’s Carrie Moenster and some 11th- and 12th-grade students will soon head to Gettysburg, thanks to a grant from the American Battlefield Trust’s History Field Trip Grant ...

The Chapters of the Arkansas State Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) announce the opening of the “American Revolution Experience” at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and ...

In reclaiming the narrative, Dr. Christopher’s article highlights the profound impact of African Americans on culture, ...

Timothy Hack, acting dean for the Division of Liberal Arts, is presenting at panel discussion, “Caught Between Liberty and ...

“Spartanburg offers travelers a lot in one place — great food, outdoor access, cultural experiences and welcoming small towns,” says Billy Dunlap, chief tourism development officer at OneSpartanburg, ...