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How Strong Character Helped George Washington Protect America’s Freedom

New Museum of the Bible Play Highlights George Washington

America's first president, George Washington, is brought to life in a powerful new one-man play at the Museum of the Bible, starring James Denton, revealing his rarely seen spiritu...

George Washington Proved Character Matters—Why It Still Should Today

George Washington's life reminds us that true leadership is rooted in character, humility and a willingness to serve rather than seek power.

Natural Right on Horseback

Directed by Jon Erwin and released to commemorate this special Fourth of July, the film Young Washington hits the viewer almost startlingly. George Washington (William Franklyn-Mil...

WHEN GEORGE WASHINGTON BOWED TO THE NEW NATION

In this exacting and verbose recounting, Roberts tracks Washington’s travels from Manhattan to Maryland following the defeat of the “mighty British Army.” Along the way, he’s feted...

Virginia is Undermining Chaplaincy George Washington Helped Build

WaPo During the French and Indian War, Colonel George Washington...

Trump Consults AI George Washington on Ballroom Design

Trump posted photos and video of “George” reviewing the project and thanked the long-deceased Founding Father for his input.

A Win in Philadelphia for America's Founders

On July 15, the National Park Service hung new interpretive signs at the President's House Site in Independence Park, where George Washington lived as president while Philadelphia...

WaPo Has Solid Proof President Trump Is a Tyrant – by Honoring the Founding Fathers

A George Washington of (And For) MAGA

Conservatives have spent weeks arguing about the Odyssey, complaining that it’s too woke or not Christian enough, but the would-be blockbuster of the summer for conservative Christ...

The Day That Philadelphia Helped To Save Washington D.C.

If you thought like most of us that the Battle of Gettysburg was the end of the significant fighting in the American Civil War — you’d be gravely mistaken. If you thought...

Philly's George Washington Slavery Exhibit Whitewashed By Trump Admin

The exhibit, which opened in 2010, honors the lives of the nine enslaved people held there who were owned as property by President George Washington.

Washington's Fatal Attraction to War

The perverse incentives for presidents to use military force.