Polish History for Foreigners
Usually, people talk about Polish history in the broader context of the anniversaries of world events in which Poland played [...]
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Impacts of US Wiretap Laws on Personal Data Security
In recent years, data protection regulations have been popping up everywhere. The EU’s General Data Privacy Regulation [...]
Economic Lessons from the Earliest Thanksgiving
By Kevin Price, Publisher and Editor in Chief. Thanksgiving is certainly one of my favorite holidays. As an adult with [...]
The History of Korean Anti-Japanese Sentiment
By Marlise Binam It’s common knowledge that South Korea continues to harbor a long-standing animosity against Japan. [...]
Calatrava’s Vision Of New York And Remembering 9/11
Architect Calatrava is a Spanish architect and engineer who creates spaces that are both out-of-the-box and responsibly [...]
Twelve Score and Two Years Ago
By Dave Smith, Senior Contributor, USDR. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that [...]
Las Vegas Shooting leaves more than 50 Dead and 200 Plus Wounded – Stephen Paddock Was Named Gunman by Police
Contributors: Angelo Zammit & Ami Pancholi Co-Founders of East Coast Loyalty October 1st 2017 – At least 50 [...]
Son of Former Israeli President Shimon Peres on Father’s Legacy
Kevin Price, Host of the Price of Business Radio Show, Media Partner of this News Site. Price recently interviewed Chemi [...]
Remembering a Historic Flood
By U.S. Census Bureau, Special for USDR Following is the daily “Profile America” feature from the U.S. Census [...]
Making History
By Single Subject Amendment, Special for USDR In hopes of providing a simple, non-partisan solution for the way Congress [...]
Milestone for US Marine Band
By The President’s Own United States Marine Band, Special for USDR “The President’s Own” U.S. [...]
Census Profile for MLK Day
By USDR. Monday, January 16th. Dr. Martin Luther King would have been 88 years old this year. The civil rights leader, [...]
Why Americans Love Columbus
By Knights of Columbus, Special for USDR Most Americans – including a majority of Californians – have a positive view [...]
Re-Introducing a Civil Rights Hero
By Piedmont College, Special for USDR The name Lillian E. Smith may not conjure up the same memories as Selma, Alabama, [...]
Renovating a Piece of History
By Urban Villages, Special for USDR Three buildings in Pioneer Square will be significantly renovated to accommodate a [...]
Godspeed, John Glenn: 1921-2016
By NASA, Special for USDR. The following is a statement from NASA Administrator Charles Bolden on the passing of Sen. [...]
TIME and VIVE Remember the Attack on Pearl Harbor
By TIME and VIVE, Special for USDR. HTC Corporation and Time Inc.’s (NYSE: TIME) LIFE VR has announced the launch of [...]
What Really Happened During the Inquisition
By EWTN, Special for USDR Were you taught that the Inquisition was a series of events fueled by religious fanaticism and [...]
Historic Torch from Hitler’s 1936 Berlin Olympics to Be Auctioned in Maryland
By Alexander Historical Auctions LLC, Special for USDR An official torch from the notorious 1936 Olympics held in Berlin [...]
‘A date which will live in infamy': transcript of FDR’s Pearl Harbor speech
By USDR Mr. Vice President, Mr. Speaker, Members of the Senate, and of the House of Representatives: Yesterday, December [...]
Thanksgiving and Economic History
By Kevin Price, Publisher and Editor in Chief, US Daily Review. Thanksgiving is certainly one of my favorite holidays. As an [...]
Americans Don’t Know Who Is on US Money
By MRCTV, Special for USDR MRCTV visited the National Mall and a local college campus to see if Americans recognize the [...]
Understanding the Origins of US History
By the Price of Business, Media Partner of USDR. On a recent Price of Business Show, show Host and USDR Publisher and [...]
New High School Grads Fail Basic History Quiz
By MRCTV, Special for USDR What year did the United States declare its independence from Great Britain? Last week, [...]
Resources to Help Celebrate the Fourth of July
By the History Channel, *Sponsored Content Every year we celebrate the Fourth of July, the History Channel has great [...]
Bring Back George Washington’s Birthday?
By USDR From 1879 to 1968, George Washington’s birthday, February 22, was a Federal holiday — called, [...]
100th Anniversary of the First Transatlantic Phone Call
By USDR Leading up to the 100th anniversary of the first transcontinental telephone call and the Panama Pacific [...]
Nixon Resignation
By Donald Mazzella, Special for USDR. George Washington is credited with saying he “could not tell a lie.” In our [...]
The Massacre “Not Heard Around the World”
South Johnson Reef By James Zumwalt, Special for USDR It is one of the most flagrant atrocities in modern times. The [...]
Trying to Save Robert E. Lee's Home
By USDR For decades, the small stone house on Seminary Ridge from which Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee commanded his army [...]
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