All Ye That Pass By: A Revolutionary War Story

Tragedy at the 1901 Pan American Exposition: The Day William McKinley Was Assassinated

The Night Cal Ripken Jr. Saved Baseball

JFK, Castro, & Khrushchev: The Cuban Missile Crisis

The War of 1812 and the Burning of the U.S. Capital

The First Crossing of the Atlantic Ocean by Hot Air Balloon

The Birth of the Smithsonian Institution

What It Took for Christopher Columbus to Finally Set Sail in 1492

Does Diversity Weaken the Fabric of a Society?

The Chosin Reservoir and a Father's Heroic Story

Wars Should Be Fought to Be Won

Has Wokeness Destroyed America's Military Readiness?

Kant, Ulysses S. Grant, and the Natural State of Conflict

Defending Masculinity In a Time of Emasculation

Michael Walsh on Choosing Battles for New Book

Sept. 5, 1774 - Sept. 5, 2024 - the 250th Anniversary of the First Continental Congress

Rare Black Justice in the Jim Crow South of East Texas

Meet the Violent East Texas McClanahan-Burleson Gang

How Accurate Is Walker, Texas Ranger?

A Brief History of the Texas Rangers Law Enforcement

How Do Historical Documents Get Overlooked?

The Veterans Project's Best War Veteran Stories

Capturing America's Greatest Stories: War Veterans

The Hollywood Tale of a French Resistance Fighter from World War 2

The Race Against Death and Time: Capturing World War 2 Veteran Stories

Finding Purpose and Healing for Our American Veterans

Do Veterans Want to Tell Their War Stories?

WW2, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq & Afghanistan: How Do the Soldiers Differ?

What Did the Mexican Army Leave Behind after San Jacinto?

Politics, Santa Anna, and the REAL President of Mexico During the Texas Revolution

Filisola and Urrea: Two Mexican Generals at Odds

What Did General Jose Urrea Do After Santa Anna's Capture?

Why Did the French Attack Mexico after the Texas Revolution?

The Importance of Telling the Mexican Side of the Texas Revolution

Who Did the Tejanos Fight During the Texas Revolution?

How the Mexicans Viewed the Goliad Massacre; and the Texans' Revenge

How Gregg Dimmick Discovered the Sea of Mud that Altered Texas History

How Mud Defeated the Mexican Army After San Jacinto

Mexican Army Artifacts and the Rediscovery of Texas History

The Final Episode: A Walk Down Memory Lane

Marshal Pétain's Fall from French Hero to Global Villain with Julian Jackson

The Bloody Battle for England and Her Throne with Don Hollway

Is 600 Years of Agincourt Tradition Wrong? with Michael Livingston

Who Were the Assyrians and How Great Was Their Empire with Mark Healy

The Power Friendship: Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge in the Gilded Age

The Spartan War Strategy against Athens with Dr. Paul Rahe

Oligarchs, Spies, and the Return of the Cold War with William Maz

Who Was Nathanael Greene? with Salina Baker

Is War Still a Winnable Endeavor?

Peter Freuchen: The Polar Explorer Who Was Larger Than Life

How to Get to the Truth in History

Oppenheimer: Does the Movie Do Justice to the Man and the Moment?

The Life, Death, and Times of James A. Garfield with C. W. Goodyear

The Past, Present and Future of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

What Would The Sons of Liberty Do?

The Destruction of an American Army with Alan D. Gaff

How the West Was Made with Elliott West

Who Are the Texas Rangers? with Dr. Jody Edward Ginn

Did Woodrow Wilson Go Insane after the Great War? with Patrick Weil

The Man Who Created America's Cold War Policy with Frank Costigliola