Civil war

The mountain features carvings of Confederate leaders Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis.

The group is not asking for money, but for the United Daughters of the Confederacy to display a banner with a quote by Assata Shakur, "The rulers of this country have always considered their property more important than our lives."

The growing use of force from the military has led to concerns that the country could soon reach a civil war of "an unprecedented scale," Christine Schraner Burgener, the U.N. special envoy for Myanmar, warned.

"I think it's completely possible that some of my dad's followers could pick up guns and cause violence because they think they're defending the country," Anna Jane Joyner said recently.

Claiming "evil" forces "stole" the U.S. presidential election from Trump, self-proclaimed prophet Rick Joyner urged true Christians to arm themselves for a coming civil war.

Fourth graders at Waxhaw Elementary School were asked to write tweets that people living in North Carolina during the Civil War might have posted.

Wars and disease have been the main culprits behind disruptions in the city's 164 years of observing Fat Tuesday.

Overall, just 37 percent of U.S. adults currently view the Republican Party favorably.

"I don't think it's a long-term path to success," said the Republican congressman, who backed Trump's impeachment in the House.

Like the War of the Roses, today's competition between those who exalt Donald Trump and those who despise him centers almost solely on personal allegiance or enmity rather than ideological divergence of any kind.

Jake Tapper said the "sedition caucus" of Republicans should remember Ulysses Grant's words ahead of the Civil War, that the parties are now only divided among "traitors and patriots."

"Yes we want civil war!! The dems chose not to play by any rules then why should we?!" one Parler user wrote.

Just as Covino is gaining buzz as an indie filmmaker, he also makes his major film debut opposite Tom Hanks in "News of the World."

Abraham Lincoln's words on November 19, 1863, remind us of who we are—and of America's capacity to endure and thrive.

The "Midnight Cowboy" actor said the Democrats winning is the "battle of righteousness versus Satan" in a video posted to Twitter.

November 10 marks the anniversary of a somewhat unknown yet indescribably ugly moment of racist violence in our country's history.

"They're ripping down our history," President Donald Trump said of U.S. protesters. "That's where these guys begin. They take away your history."

"Jesus himself said, 'There's gonna be a time when you need to sell your coat and buy a sword,'" Rick Joyner said.

"This can't work" is a different claim than "this won't be attempted."

The decision from the Pentagon to close the paper down comes shortly after a "Military Times" poll that showed Trump's popularity with the troops has declined.

Several Republicans rejected President Donald Trump's suggestion of delaying the 2020 presidential election, with GOP lawmakers noting Americans voted during the Civil War, two World Wars and a previous pandemic.

Author Joel L. Daniels debates Ryan P. Williams, president of the Claremont Institute.

"We need to be made whole in areas of health care, education, employment, criminal justice, business ownership, homeownership, overall equity and, of course, generational wealth," Councilman Keith Young said.

A look back at the Civil War ought to be most instructive.

The primary arguments against getting rid of Confederate and other racist symbols reveal not only an ignorance of the past but a denial of the present.

It's time to reorient America around its first principles.

Nine generations separate me from my ancestors: Sally Hemings, a slave, and Thomas Jefferson, her owner. Plenty of time to process the fact men like him belong in museums, not on public squares.

The plaques will be removed from their spots at Gorgas Library on the campus of the Univerity of Alabama and placed in a "more appropriate historical setting," according to a Monday statement from the university.

"We should not give Davis, a traitor and racist who lived in our state for less than a year, his own state holiday," Alabama State Representative Chris England wrote Thursday.

"It shouldn't be a study of reparations. It should be funding reparations," Delaware State Senator Darius Brown told Biden on Monday.