During the American Revolution, there were some unlikely friends in Great Britain who sided with the colonies. Find out how one l…
While now commonly known for the beer company namesake, Samuel Adams is one of the most vocal American revolutionaries in U.S. hi…
With approximately 12,000 proposed amendments to the U.S. Constitution, there are bound to be some constitutional long shots that…
William Whipple was a New Hampshire native who imagined himself as a longtime, successful merchant. But things certainly took a d…
In 1845, President John Tyler ratified the first U.S. treaty with China: the Treaty of Wanghia. Almost 180 years later, this litt…
When people hear "Josiah Bartlett," they may think of the U.S. President Josiah "Jed" Bartlet from the popular TV show The West W…
This week, we learn how the little-known case, Jacobson v. Massachusetts, can provide lessons and insight on the importance of up…
Welcome to the first episode of the Sacred Honor Series! To begin this new series, we learn about how this signer went from wealt…
This coming Sunday marks the 245th birthday of America and anniversary of the Declaration of Independence signing. Sherman perfor…
For our first Flag Day episode, we remember the ideals represented by the American flag and the journey that this flag has been o…
This week, Sherman answers your questions on a variety of topics ranging from the national debt to sports in the third Q&A episod…
President Lincoln rightfully deserves major credit for keeping the Union during the Civil War. But there is one man who not only …
With so many various activities, current events, and issues for Members of Congress to take on, the congressional schedule is alw…
The First Transcontinental Railroad was truly a revolutionary project that created new towns, made transportation easier, and hel…
With the most recent disputes continuing between the European Union and the UK on the distribution of the AstraZeneca vaccine, pu…