When you search YouTube for how to crack a Brazil nut, the top video shows someone cracking it open with a hammer. That gives you an idea of the strength of George Washington's jaw, considering he was ...

He was denounced by rebel propagandists as a tyrant and remembered by Americans as a reactionary dolt. Who was he really?

Opposition parties, the judiciary, the press, and civil-society groups aren’t destroyed, but over time they lose their life, ...

The President's House in Philadelphia educates visitors about Washington's ties to slavery and is a memorial to the people ...

President Donald Trump told attendees at the American Cornerstone Institute’s Founders Dinner that George Washington “would have voted” for him. Addressing the crowd dining at Washington’s own Mount ...

In 1796, an exhausted George Washington did a truly remarkable thing — he announced that he would not seek a third term as president, a term he could have easily won. Washington enlisted Alexander ...

An exhibit on nine people enslaved by George Washington while he lived as president in Philadelphia remains in tact at Independence National Historical Park as of Friday, despite efforts from the ...

Workers from a well-known restaurant in Foggy Bottom, Washington, D.C., reported that ICE allegedly conducted an operation on Wednesday morning. On Thursday, our sister station Telemundo 44 obtained a ...

FIRST ON FOX: After an administrator at George Washington University outlined on social media why the assassination of Charlie Kirk was "fair," the university confirmed he is no longer employed. "This ...

On this day in 1789, President George Washington signed the Federal Judiciary Act into law, establishing the federal court system. We suggest you celebrate by reading SCOTUSblog. When former Supreme ...

Andrew O’Shaughnessy, a professor of history at the University of Virginia, is co-author of “Republic and Empire: Crisis, Revolution, and America’s Early ...