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Sharp business skills ensured the first president’s phenomenal success.

The world-shaping relationship between these two giants got off to a rocky start.

The founding fathers’ belief in the “law of the land” derived from a 13th-century document recently donated to the National Archives.

The largest army ever assembled in North America at the time attacked the French at New York’s Fort Carillon, with disastrous results.

They created towns and became the center of Western life, enabling wheat, cattle, and minerals to flow out of the West.

On the 25th anniversary of two famous Reagan speeches, the former Speaker of the House asks why we haven’t learned more from the 40th president.