Matthew Overton Feb 16 7 min Election Fraud & the Supreme Court: How Presidential Elections Changed the Course of America
Chad Slater Nov 16, 2020 6 min Operation Pike- When the Allies almost declared War on the Soviet Union in 1940
Rebecca Mollet Oct 14, 2020 5 min The Resurgence of Birtherism and the Fight for Birthright Citizenship
Christine Liu Sep 23, 2020 4 min Whodunit, How and Why? The Evolution of Japanese Detective Fiction Literature
Women in the WestNarratives that reference expansion west during the second half of the nineteenth century often focus on the rugged landscape, untamed wilderness, and hearty men who took control of the untamed Great Plains. Missing from these narratives, however, are the vital contributions by women of all ages. While the works of Willa Cather and Laura Ingalls Wilder were written in the early twentieth century, they reflect upon common experiences amongst young people that merits considerat
‘All Necessary Measures’: Lyndon Johnson and the Gulf of Tonkin ResolutionOn 4 August 1964, as the USS Maddox was conducting reconnaissance in the Gulf of Tonkin, it was attacked by North Vietnamese torpedo boats. Two days later, while sailing through stormy weather, the ship’s crew reported they had been attacked for a second time. While Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara was aware that the Maddox’s captain did not believe the vessel had been attacked a second time, he and President Lyndon Johnson, using the attacks as justification, requested
