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Half awake in the dawn, I knew I was in a bedroom in Berlin. In the bed an attractive young German woman was having a bad dream. She tossed and […]

Once there was a President named Warren Harding. The American people loved him. They elected him in 1920 in one of the greatest landslides ever. Warren looked like a President. […]

Fifty years ago tomorrow, Col. Claus Schenck von Stauffenberg, the chief of staff of the 600,000-man army that guarded Germany's home front, joined Hitler and his military advisers for a […]

Thirteen important but little-known facts from Thomas Fleming's new book, 'Liberty! The American Revolution,' are highlighted. One fact is that in 1776, Americans had the lowest taxes and the highest standard of living in the world.

The author discusses various kinds of voter fraud he witnessed or heard about while growing up in Jersey City, New Jersey, and expresses disapproval of Democrats who seek to make voting easier or work against passage of voter-identification laws.

The article surveys the history of campaign buttons in U.S. presidential elections, with commentary presented on their popularity during the 1828 presidential race, buttons produced in 1860 to support the candidacy of Abraham Lincoln, and in 1984 on behalf of incumbent Ronald Reagan.

The author argues that America in 1776 was a diverse, economically sound colony and that American colonists were determined to maintain their standard of living by opposing British taxation policies.

The article presents a discussion on the celebration of the first global Thanksgiving by U.S. soldiers in 1942, adapted from the book "An American Feast: Six Memorable Thanksgivings," by Thomas Fleming.

The author comments on calls by Occupy Wall Street protesters for debt forgiveness in the U.S.

The author refutes the claim by U.S. Congresswoman and presidential candidate Michele Bachmann that the Founding Fathers "worked day and night" to abolish slavery in the country during a TV interview.

Focuses on the importance of the Election Day than Saint Patrick's Day in New Jersey.

Presents guidelines in business planning. Availability of a system or process; Need to consider the development time and cost; Participation of customers in the plan.

Focuses on the inspiration that novelist Thomas Fleming has received from dreams and visions. Dream images that led to his novels `Loyalties' and `Over There'; Cushing Strout's arguments, in `The Veracious Imagination,' about the contributions of the imagination; Other Fleming inspirations and visions.

Reflects on the life in Harlem, New York before 1920. Halloween in Harlem; Measures implemented with the United States declaration of war against Germany in 1917; Newspapers available in the area; Author's comments on Black writer Eugene Gordon; Criticisms of E. Franklin Frazier on the Black middle class group.

Opinion. Presents information on Pat Buchanan's campaign, and the critics who say that Buchanan's strategy is hopeless. Reference to the career of 1896 Democratic candidate for president, William Jennings Bryan; Circumstances causing disinterest amongst voters; Comparison between Bryan and Buchanan; Belief of Republican leaders in Buchanan's political ability.