Fifty years after the final Weatherman bombing
The Weather Underground supposedly ended its terrorism after September 1975, but the legacy remains in today’s politics.
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The 19th Amendment and the Lincoln Project
The 19th News takes its name from the women's suffrage amendment. As 19th News has reported, the Lincoln Project has had some lady troubles.
Ruby Ridge, Waco and other bad days for the FBI
On this day in 1992, Federal Marshals in the Idaho panhandle attempted to serve a warrant on Randy Weaver, touching off a deadly confrontation and standoff that soon involved the…
The New York Times v. history: Five years after the 1619 Project
Despite absorbing heavy criticism from prominent mainstream historians familiar with its subject matter the NYTimes won a Pulitzer for the 1619 Project.
Animal Farm turns 80: Remember the Communist Party USA?
A British socialist, Orwell began writing his takedown of Soviet communism while Stalin was still a wartime ally of Great Britain.
Fidel Castro’s 99th birthday and those who celebrate
He died in 2016, leaving many detractors, prisons full of political prisoners and . . . some deluded fans.