Civil war

"Just say it if you want a civil war and officially declare yourself a traitor," Gallego wrote in response to Greene's suggestion of a "National Divorce scenario."

If armed violence erupts in 2024, the fate of the nation might well be decided by a simple fact: a big subset of the Republican Party has been systemically arming itself for this very reason.

Ex-generals urged today's leaders to "war-game" a coup attempt, referencing President Donald Trump or a "Trumpian loser," following the January 6 attack.

Bannon "vehemently" opposed the idea, while Greene called the apparent interest in it a "wakeup call to Democrats."

The International Court of Justice sided with Somalia in a dispute over territory potentially rich in oil and gas in the Indian Ocean.

"I see a civil war coming. I do. I see civil war coming," a Trump supporter attending a Saturday rally in Des Moines said.

"They don't have any money left over to buy anything. It is a heartbreak. It really is," said the head of the U.N.'s World Food Program.

"He oversaw the events and only declared an end to the shooting when he understood the occupants of the church to have been all killed," a judge said.

Douglass' potent anti-slavery advocacy bore the influences of biblical religion, classical philosophy and the American brand of Enlightenment thought.

"I wonder what @GOPLeader [Kevin McCarthy] thinks of this statement?" the Illinois Republican asked.

If we are to save this great republic, Republicans must understand we are in a war.

The proclamations called on the U.S. Army and non-Native residents to "go in pursuit, kill, and destroy Indians on the plains" deemed hostile by the state.

Legend has it when a brother returned from the Civil War to find his sibling had taken up most of their inherited land, he built the skinny house out of spite.

The West Point Association of Graduates tweeted that Robert E. Lee had assisted Union General Gordon Granger in proclaiming slaves had been freed following the end of the Civil War.

Rep. Peter Meijer said he struggled with "stupid hot takes" and "brow-beatings from the holier-than-thous" during the national holiday.

The violence has escalated to the point where civilians often get caught in the cross-fire between military and armed separatists in the country.

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.