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Commentary: What America can learn from Finland — one of the world’s most successful democracies
A Finnish American played an important role in the creation of America. How has Finland’s democracy succeeded?
Personal animosity in government plays out at a far lower intensity than in the United States, a powerful lesson Americans can learn from Finland.
On July 2, 1776, a Finnish American man held the destiny of the United States in his hands. The scene was the hall in Philadelphia that hosted the Second Continental Congress of the 13 American ...
Kathleen DuVal is a history professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the author of the Pulitzer Prize ...
This is “woke”? Nothing in the series struck me as virtue signaling. In fact, the opposite: The documentary scans a ...
Tales of Empire” at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection brings together five major photographic series exploring the ...
The US president's 'Riviera' project to take over Gaza is being revived under international cover and continues a ...
A battle lasting less than an hour south of Norfolk in December 1775 between British forces and colonial militia was a ...
Often overlooked, the French "Charleville" infantry musket was one of the most significant longarms of the 18th and 19th ...
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The darker parts of the American Revolution that rarely get talked about
The real story encompasses reluctant farmers, self-interested elites, skeptical loyalists, Deist philosophers, foreign kings ...
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