The dubious organization’s dealings with its own union reveal the Left’s hypocrisy, Big Labor’s radicalism, and the SPLC’s own untrustworthiness.

Contrary to Democrats’ hopes of a permanent majority, demographic voting trends give the GOP many opportunities to capitalize and win elections.

We are fully aware that the world of Democratic politics is well-stocked with fools. But Bowman’s behavior has been far worse than mere comic folly.

No need for showmanship. Just contrast Biden’s record with his own.

Remarks from NRI’s Regional Seminars.

The week of June 17, 2024: An EV saga, tax, space, spending, and much, much more.

Politics Over Progress: Roc Nation Criticism Highlights Lessons About Progressives From Our Past

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  One-of-a-Kind Roman Lorica Squamata Armor Restored In an unprecedented conservation triumph, the only known example of Roman legionary Lorica Squamata armor, dated to be around 1500 years old, has been meticulously restored in Turkey. This exceptional piece of military history was unearthed from the ancient site of Satala, located in Gümüşhane, during the 2020 excavation season. The restoration project, spearheaded by Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, showcases an extraordinary effort to preserve and understand Roman military heritage. The Journey of Restoration Initially discovered with the aid of the Ankara Regional Laboratory, the armor was carefully extracted from the site and transferred to the Erzurum Regional Restoration and Conservation Laboratory in 2021. The Praetorian Guards: To Serve and Protect the Roman Emperors… Most of the Time The Original Swiss Army Knife, Must Have Gadget for Legionnaires on the Go     Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient TechnologyNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later 

What Led to the Fall of Rome, History’s Mightiest Empire? (Video) The decline and fall of Rome was not a swift cataclysm but rather a gradual unraveling marked by numerous challenges. The symbolic end in 476 AD, when Odoacer deposed the last Western Roman Emperor, merely punctuated a process long in motion. The Empire's fragmentation into East and West, exacerbated by internal strife and external pressures, set the stage for its eventual demise. Economic troubles, including inflation and excessive taxation, strained the Empire's resources and sowed discontent among its populace. The Devaluation of Rome: Roman Inflation and the Demise of the Empire King Alaric: His Famous Sacking of Rome, Secretive Burial, and Lost Treasure The influx of "barbarian" tribes further weakened Rome's grasp on its territories. These tribes, driven by factors like climate change and seeking refuge from marauding Huns, settled within Roman borders, straining the Empire's ability to govern effectively. The once-mighty Roman legions found themselves stretched thin, unable to repel incursions or maintain control over increasingly autonomous regions. Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyVideosHistoryImportant EventsRead Later