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Did an Enslaved Chocolatier Help Hercules Mulligan Foil a Plot to Assassinate George Washington?
New research sheds light on the possible identity of Cato, the Black man who conveyed the tailor's lifesaving intelligence to ...
President George Washington was apparently a big fan of the pungent onion, and one of his favorite dishes was a jazzed-up version of the veggie.
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The Reinvention of George Washington’s Mother, From Paragon of Virtue to Greedy Shrew to Widow Striving for Independence
A new biography examines how 19th-century Americans remembered Mary Ball Washington, who raised the future president largely ...
Thirteen items across six displays — all pertaining to slavery — at the President’s House were flagged by park staff for the ...
The United States will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the country’s founding document, ...
Young Washington,” the feature biopic of George Washington from Wonder Project and Angel Studios, has started production in ...
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George Washington: Things you might not know about the first president of the United States
Washington led the colonial forces to victory over the British in the Revolutionary War in 1781. He was the first to sign the U.S. Constitution in 1787 and was unanimously elected president in 1789.
Nate Bargatze honored his promise to keep politics and hot button topical subjects out of his opening for tonight’s Emmy ...
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Security increased at George Washington University after campus threats
A GWU spokesperson said the threats came after a staff member posted his thoughts on his social media page regarding the ...
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