AMERICANGREATNESS (James Bowman) - Movie Review: ‘Young Washington’
The life of George Washington was already thoroughly moralized during his lifetime—by which I mean that his life story was turned into what medieval writers […] Source
YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Trump posts AI video showing off ballroom to GEORGE WASHINGTON
President Trump posted an AI-generated video depicting him showing George Washington a completed White House ballroom. MS NOW's Molly Jong-Fast calls it "more than a little ironic" and shares how it's indicative of how Trump is looking at the midterms and his presidency.
NYTIMES (Casey Michael Henry) - The Right Loves the Founding Fathers. They Might Love the A.I. Versions Even More.
Glenn Beck and other pundits are turning figures like George Washington into supposedly infallible podcasters.
AMERICANGREATNESS (AG News Staff) - Park Service Completes Replacement of Washington Historic Site Panels, Fulfilling Trump Order
The National Park Service on Wednesday finished installing new historical panels at the President’s House site, delivering on the Trump administration’s pledge to retire exhibits […] Source
AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Historic towns with deep ties to the Revolution sat out America's 250th birthday
While millions of Americans braved record heat and severe storms to celebrate the nation's semiquincentennial, a handful of communities with direct connections to the founding chose this moment, of all moments, to cancel their Fourth of July festivities. Mount Holly, New Jersey. Rutland, Massachusetts. Millville, New Jersey. Each town traces its roots to the Revolution […] The post Historic towns with deep ties to the Revolution sat out America's 250th birthday appeared first on American Almanac .
While millions of Americans braved record heat and severe storms to celebrate the nation's semiquincentennial, a handful of communities with direct connections to the founding chose this moment, of all moments, to cancel their Fourth of July festivities. Mount Holly, New Jersey. Rutland, Massachusetts. Millville, New Jersey. Each town traces its roots to the Revolution itself. Each went dark on the country's 250th birthday. The reasons varied. Officials cited public safety concerns, staffing shortages, and budget constraints. But in at least one case, the cancellation landed just weeks after voters rejected a tax increase, raising pointed questions about whether residents were being punished for how they voted. The timing could hardly be…Open
JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Trump admin completes replacement of slavery-focused historic panels on George Washington's home
The replacement is in line with an executive order President Donald Trump signed directing federally owned historic sites not to display information that would “disparage Americans past or living” but rather highlight the “greatness of the achievements and progress of the American people.”
BITCHUTE (PragerU) - The First Continental Congress | Road To Liberty | PragerU
They came to unite the colonies — and nearly failed on the first day. Before independence… before war… America’s fate was decided inside one quiet hall. In September 1774, delegates from 12 colonies gathered in Philadelphia for the First Continental Congress, responding to Britain’s Intolerable Acts and debating how far resistance should go. What began with arguments over rules, voting, and even whether to open with a prayer soon became the first true test of American unity. Over seven tense weeks, figures like John Adams, George Washington, and Patrick Henry wrestled with impossible questions: Could the colonies act together? Could they resist British tyranny without war? And what would unity cost? This episode explores how the…
STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - July 3, 1776: The Sacred Silence Before the Birth of a Nation
The quiet hours of July 3, 1776 remind us that nations are not ultimately sustained by wealth, armies, or political power. There are moments in history when Providence appears to suspend time itself. The sun still rises. Men continue their labors. Horses traverse muddy streets. Church bells toll as they always have. Yet beneath the […] The post July 3, 1776: The Sacred Silence Before the Birth of a Nation appeared first on StoneZone .
The quiet hours of July 3, 1776 remind us that nations are not ultimately sustained by wealth, armies, or political power. There are moments in history when Providence appears to suspend time itself. The sun still rises. Men continue their labors. Horses traverse muddy streets. Church bells toll as they always have. Yet beneath the familiar rhythms of ordinary life, eternity quietly turns a page. July 3, 1776 was such a day. It was the last full day before a small assembly of imperfect yet extraordinary men would forever alter the destiny of mankind by proclaiming that liberty is not a favor bestowed by earthly rulers, but a sacred inheritance granted by Almighty God. We rightly celebrate July 4 as the birthday of the United States. Yet…Open
THEFEDERALIST (Chuck DeVore) - Young Washington Biopic Highlights Early American Grit
In an age where Americans are ill-informed about their nation’s founding, 'Young Washington' highlights the obstacles of the colonial period and the resilient spirit that overcame them.
AMERICANTHINKER - Maybe they like Laura Ingalls and a young George better
By Silvio Canto, Jr. Spoiler alert: THEY DO!