For context, Joseph McCarthy was a US senator from 1947 to 1957. The American Heritage Dictionary defines "McCarthyism" as the political practice of "publicizing accusations of disloyalty or ...

Noah Webster was the patriot armed with a pen. He defined 12,000 new words in the wake of the American Revolution, using ...

Heritage Action for America, and The Daily Signal—works on behalf of the American people to defend our liberties and our founding principles. This work has paid off time and again with major ...

Her research on the history of Wyoming, the West, emigrant trails, and Native Americans became the nucleus for what is known today as the American Heritage Center (AHC). Officially established in 1945 ...

An American Dictionary of the English Language ... but can be a part of anyone’s heritage and treasured as such. Whether of rich or humble fabrics, large in size or small, expertly crafted or not, ...

It’s Hispanic Heritage Month and in an effort to recognize the importance of the culture and celebrate the and life of what it means to be Hispanic, we are sharing ...

Join The Heritage Foundation’s Academy for the knowledge and network you need to defend your views, win the battle of ideas, and return self-governance to the American people. Apply to Heritage ...

Akron observes Italian-American Heritage Day, suspending city services on Oct. 14, while trash collection continues as ...

When American Heritage made the trip across Alligator Alley, a rock fight was probably not what they were expecting. But it was a rock fight that Naples gave them, and the Patriots (2-2 ...

“We now have a very good example of what not to do,” said Heritage alum Tim Chapman, who leads Mike Pence’s Advancing American Freedom nonprofit and is a former chief of staff to Heritage fo ...

In 2022, President Biden became the first U.S. president to declare April as Arab American Heritage Month, in recognition of the contributions of Arab Americans to the nation's history. Americans of ...

Tim Newcomb covers tennis gear/business, stadiums and sneaker tech. A piece of American tennis heritage isn’t coming back to life—it was never dead, you see—but it is awaking from a slumber.