A Bald Eagle & George Washington Lit Up the Sky For America’s 250th A breathtaking display of drone technology appeared in the sky over north Texas as the 250th was commemorated with drone-created American images that included a flying bald eagle, the moon astronauts, and an animated bust of George Washington. The stunning spectacle was […]
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America’s 250th Birthday Exactly 250 years ago in 1776, the American colonies adopted a Declaration of Independence which cast off monarchy and embraced principles that catalyzed the most powerful, most prosperous, and most charitable nation in the world. Here are the facts: On July 4, 1776, the “Representatives of the united States of America” adopted a “unanimous Declaration”
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July 4th 2026, America’s 250th Birthday Happy Independence Day! How did our founders envision celebrating this all-important American holiday? You might be surprised. Find out what’s special about the 4th of July. April 19, 1775 was the start of the American Revolution. During the Battles of Lexington and Concord (Mass.), the first shots were fired between colonists
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Don’t Believe That America Can’t Be Turned Into A Socialist Nightmare It Really CAN Happen Here By: John Alexander, Esq. Years ago, I took a summer school class in Constitutional Law. It was fascinating and headed me toward law school. The instructor was named Ulf Goebel. He lectured like a machine gun and really knew
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The Declaration of Independence At 250 – New Challenges and Enduring Principles This was originally publish in a three-part series based on a lecture delivered on May 15 at a conference, “The Declaration of Independence at 250: What New Can Be Said?” hosted by the Stanford Constitutional Law Center at Stanford Law School. It is
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