A new biography by Willard Sterne Randall shows how 18th-century Boston’s most popular businessman put his mark on the American Revolution.

Sarah Hepola asks Ken Burns five questions ahead of his Dallas appearance at the Winspear Opera House on June 3 to preview ...

“Let us look to America,” Tocqueville wrote, “not in order to make a servile copy of the institutions that she has ...

From food to fireworks to patriotic fun, these 4th of July destinations are where the party's at The best places to go for ...

A brief walk through the historic landmarks of Philadelphia or Washington, D.C., reveals busts, statues, and memorials honoring the key figures of the American Revolution — George Washington, Thomas ...

Philadelphia ... the Baltimore American declared that “so long as patriotism dwells amongst us, so long will this Song be the theme of our Nation.” Across America, statues have been erected ...

There are several problems here, but let’s start with an easy one: To be historically accurate, the 250th Army birthday that ...

Behind every number is a life cut short, a family changed forever and an anecdote in the complex story of American military history. The Revolutionary War created the United States, while the ...

Burns Credit: Statehouse Report Burns, in Charleston for a preview of this team’s new “The American Revolution” documentary that comes out in six months, said South Carolinians of 250 years ...