History

250 years of independence: The Hispanic power that contributed to the freedom of the United States

Williams Perdomo

Bernardo de Gálvez: Hispanic hero back to the forefront of history on America's 250th anniversary

Williams Perdomo

From crisis to rebirth: 250 Years of extraordinary American resilience

Carlos Dominguez

Forged in Freedom: Five Companies That Shaped the Destiny of the United States

Andrés Ignacio Henríquez

The American flag: How it evolved from the Continental Army’s flag during the Revolution to Hawaii’s statehood in 1960 (with the Confederate flag in between)

Israel Duro

Eight Interesting Stories About the 4th of July: The Wrong Date, the Deleted Paragraph, the Borrowed Melody of the National Anthem, and More

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón

Tradition: The great lesson left to us by the successful American Revolution

Orlando Avendaño

God's role in the Declaration of Independence: Why the Founding Fathers mentioned him four times

Joaquín Núñez

The United States, a nation founded on a creed

Jorge Soley

America 250: Founding fathers, presidents point to the Bible as the anchor of liberty

Bethany Blankley | The Center Square contributor

The indelible Hispanic heritage in the US: Even cowboys and mustangs have Spanish origins

Juan Carlos Téllez

Why do several Central American countries celebrate their independence on September 15?

Williams Perdomo

The Frankfurt Archaeological Museum presents "the oldest Christian testimony north of the Alps"

Israel Duro

Dismantling the Black Legend: Historians debunk the radical left's farce

Williams Perdomo

A DNA study reveals that Christopher Columbus was Spanish and of Jewish origin

Williams Perdomo

Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off: Spain's unforgettable legacy

Williams Perdomo

Hispanic Power and its enormous influence in the Revolutionary War

Williams Perdomo

Why the 4th of July?

Israel Duro

45 Years after the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan: How he survived the shooting that could have changed history

Joaquín Núñez

Haiti: The nation of tyrants, voodoo, natural disasters and nefarious international allies

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón

A century since the death of Lenin, one of history's most notorious criminals

Mario Noya

Hispanic past: Felipe de Neve, founder of the city of Los Angeles

Juan Peña, Juan Carlos Téllez