Revolutionary War

Morocco, the first country to recognize American sovereignty in 1777, defeated Canada 3-0 in a match on Independence Day. Goals were scored by Azzedine Ounahi and Soufiane Rahimi.

The U.S. debt, once a masterstroke under Alexander Hamilton's 1790 plan to consolidate Revolutionary War debts, established the nation's creditworthiness and financial power. Today, U.S. debt exceeds $39 trillion, raising concerns over sustainability as interest costs surge and fiscal policies remain unaddressed.

DNA technology was used to identify the remains of a Revolutionary War soldier as a young man from Maryland. The identification occurred near the 250th anniversary of American independence.

The article reflects on America's 250th anniversary through the lens of an eighth-generation ancestor who fought in the Revolutionary War, arguing that America remains a land of freedom and opportunity for all. It criticizes the current administration's stance on immigrants but affirms the nation's inclusive ideals. A contrasting opinion expresses disillusionment with the current state of American democracy.

The article highlights statements from the Founding Fathers in 1776 regarding their struggle against King George III and the British Empire. CBS News correspondent Major Garrett provides a historical overview for America's 250th birthday.

John Dickinson, a key Revolutionary-era figure, is remembered for his writings against British taxation and his refusal to sign the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Historian Jane Calvert advocates for Dickinson's legacy, highlighting his contributions to American identity and legal protections for vulnerable groups, despite his omission from the Declaration.

John Dickinson's missing 1776 Declaration of Independence signature has shaped his legacy. Jane Calvert has dedicated 25 years to advocating for Dickinson, a lesser-known figure from the Revolutionary War.

Letters written by John Dickinson, a member of the Continental Congress, are displayed in Cambridge, Mass. The letters reveal a previously unknown attempt by Dickinson to avert the Revolutionary War.

The United States is celebrating its 250th anniversary of independence with events in the US and across the Atlantic. France's historical support during the Revolutionary War, including supplies, arms, and troops, is highlighted. Francisco 'Paco' Perez of the US Embassy in Paris discusses the commemorations.

The article highlights the gap between the Founders’ 1776 promise of 'all men are created equal' and the reality for many, focusing on the struggles of enslaved and freed Black Americans during the Revolutionary War to define democracy and liberty.

The article highlights the contributions of enslaved and freed Black Americans during the Revolutionary War, emphasizing their role in shaping democracy and liberty despite the Founders' 1776 declaration of 'all men are created equal' remaining unfulfilled for them.

President Donald Trump's Department of the Interior installed a patriotic exhibit at Freedom Plaza in Washington, D.C., featuring Revolutionary War figures Caesar Rodney and 12 soldiers. The site, previously associated with protests including those following George Floyd's death in 2020, now highlights America's 250th anniversary themes with the new installation.

The Trump administration installed a patriotic exhibition at Freedom Plaza in Washington, D.C., featuring Caesar Rodney and 12 Revolutionary War soldiers. The site, previously associated with protests including those during the 2020 George Floyd riots, now highlights historical figures as part of preparations for America's 250th anniversary celebrations.

The article reflects on Memorial Day by questioning whether current actions honor or undermine the sacrifices of those who died defending America. It highlights growing divisions over governance, rights, and values, and raises concerns about defending constitutional principles versus current practices that may disregard them. The piece also discusses recent legislative changes to military draft registration and the ongoing debate over America's role in conflicts like the Iran war.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin compared ICE's enforcement tactics to oppressive British forces during the Revolutionary War, criticizing the agency's use of force and family separations. Her remarks occurred during a debate on ending the 67-day partial DHS shutdown, as Democrats push for reforms to federal law enforcement practices.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin compared ICE's enforcement actions to oppressive British tactics during the Revolutionary War, criticizing federal agents for violent clashes and urging reforms to federal law enforcement. Her remarks occurred during a debate on a budget resolution to end the 67-day partial DHS shutdown.