Travel back to 1898 with the History Seekers as we explore a long-forgotten U.S. military training camp from the Spanish-American War. Once home to future legends like Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough ...

President Teddy Roosevelt described the National Rifle Association ... largely due to the lack of sufficient training areas. In 1899, following the Spanish-American War, Marine Corps Commandant Maj.

Join the History Seekers as we search the grounds of a long-lost U.S. military camp from the Spanish-American War of 1898. Once a staging ground for soldiers—including members of the famed Rough ...

This crook cannon even pull off a worthwhile theft. A low-level drug dealer stole an 800-pound cannon that was used in the Spanish American War from a Kansas park last week to settle a debt with ...

The Theodore Roosevelt Bridge that connects D.C. to Northern Virginia is set to get a $127 million upgrade beginning next week. The renovation project will take an estimated three and a half years ...

North Dakota legislators removed $50 million in state funding for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library endowment, but may reconsider it next session. The decision came after a House-Senate ...

A crime scene investigator takes a photo and collects evidence after a cannon was stolen from the Spanish-American War monument in Central Riverside Park. The cannon was later recovered in pieces.

Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School is a public school located in Kingsport, TN, which is in a small city setting. The student population of Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School is 277 and the ...

Campus leaders presented a tentative proposal to cut Spanish, American Sign Language majors, the dramatic theatre program, and others last week. Last month, Cox signed the Higher Education ...

Five decades after the Vietnam war ended, more Asian American and Pacific Islander veterans are reflecting on the life-changing ordeal that was at times made more complicated by their race.

with “El Salvador is Spanish for Vietnam,” that was actually a slogan of the Western left during the 1980s. The same Western left that had organized against the American War in Vietnam saw ...