Civil war

"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.

It may look like the wildest piece from a game of 'Mousetrap,' but don't be fooled, this trap is a dangerous weapon.

New Hampshire Republicans are demanding disciplinary action against a Democratic state representative who said gun-toting Trump voters are "stockpiling ammo" to start a second "Civil War" in 2020.

Researchers have found hair dye bottles and evidence of a photographic studio at Camp Nelson—a former Union camp.

Assad's forces have used tactics including indiscriminate bombing, chemical weapons and mass disappearances in their effort to bring all of Syria back under the dictator's control.

Michael Steele said Republicans in Congress are "so afraid of this one man that they're willing to sacrifice everything that they've stood on."

"I don't know what the hell is wrong with these people," Michael Steele said.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Peters said Trump's weekend Twitter tirade shows he is a "frightened, frightened man."

The Boston College professor, an expert in 19th century America, said President Donald Trump "was onto something" with his Civil War tweets.

"If the Democrats are successful in removing the President from office (which they will never be), it will cause a Civil War like fracture in this Nation from which our Country will never heal.' Pastor Robert Jeffress," Trump posted in one of his dozens of tweets written on Sunday.

A professor in international relations has responded to a series of Trump tweets: "You can not brush it off as 'he just talks that way.'"

"I have visited nations ravaged by civil war.@realDonaldTrump," GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger tweeted. "I have never imagined such a quote to be repeated by a President."

Wyoming Board of Geographic Names voted to change name of Mount Doane to the First Peoples Mountain.

The Iowa congressman shared an image depicting a fight between traditionally Republican-leaning and Democratic-leaning states.

"I think you had 600,000 people brought to the United States under involuntary servitude, or slavery, and 620,000 died in the Civil War."

An MSNBC panel questioned if President Donald Trump is even capable of relinquishing his executive power without violence should he lose the 2020 election or get impeached.

Lt. Brian Tate, a Columbia Police Department veteran is being probed for pillorying homeless people and slighting races while calling out gang violence as a consequence for the Confederacy's defeat in the Civil War.