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The Heritage Foundation hosted a panel on the challenges facing the American history curriculum in public education. Panelists discussed how parents and others can get involved in what child…

Historian Allen Guelzo and other scholars addressed a fundamental question about American democracy: Do we really need a president? The Heritage Foundation hosted this virtual event.

A group of scholars explored the history of the Mayflower Compact, the document signed by the Mayflower passengers shortly before their arrival in North America in 1620, and what lessons can…

The Heritage Foundation hosted a virtual discussion on the role of the presidency. They discussed the history behind the presidency and how its role has changed over the years. They also add…

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU’s) were the focus of a House Education and Labor subcommittee hearing, specifically the amount of federal support for the institutions. Wit…

Critical race theory is a threat to American culture and the evangelical church, according to Voddie Baucham, dean of the School of Divinity at African Christian University in Lusaka, Zambia…

The Heritage Foundation hosted a panel on the present state of American civics education. Panelists focused on the public school system and how parents can get involved and influence the con…

The Heritage Foundation hosted a virtual discussion on the state of American democracy and political climate. Speakers included Heritage Foundation Center for American Studies Director Josep…

In an event hosted by the Heritage Foundation, participants examined the role of property rights and free market in the Mayflower Compact. The panelists discussed why these concepts were imp…

In an event hosted by the Heritage Foundation, participants examined the Mayflower Compact and other new laws the settlers agreed upon when they arrived in 1620. The panelists discussed the …

The Heritage Foundation hosted a discussion about the Mayflower Compact, the document signed by the Mayflower passengers shortly before their arrival in North America in 1620. Scholars talke…

Scholars argued that the U.S. Constitution was an anti-slavery document rather than a pro-slavery one. The panelists explored how various political groups interpreted the Constitution during…