It wasn't the tariffs Trump is giving too much credit to tariffs as he talks about America's strengths in the late 1800s ... tool for rebuilding the U.S. industrial base, fostering long-term ...

As President Donald Trump promises that more tariffs will be coming, he has made an effort to give history lessons to explain ...

The story of Argentina, from before the Europeans arrived to the modern-day, also tells us the story of South America at the ...

What was once a booming industry has all but collapsed under the weight of globalization. We're looking into the state's rich history of it's once proudest industry.

Archbishop Carlo Maria Polvani, Secretary of the Dicastery for Culture and Education and one of the authors of the Holy See's ...

Whilst the scientific revolution ... the industrial production of medicine, producing patented medicine from 1842, and the world’s first factory for producing only medicines in 1859. America's ...

BTW: My history diatribes are getting so short, they will soon read: “Lincoln; president; shot dead.” You’re welcome.] Tariffs are a tool used to boost domestic production. They are often used in ...

As President Donald Trump promises that more tariffs will be coming, he has pointed to history to explain his fervor for imposing taxes on imports. “We were at our richest from 1870 to 1913.

The 1800s saw the Pound Sterling to US Dollar ... Doubling oil prices in response to the Shah revolution in oil-producing Iran in 1979 saw inflation in the US surge to a peak of 15% in Q1 2018.

President Donald Trump has taken dramatic executive action to advance policies that benefit tech companies. Now Vice ...

What is happening now is best understood as an outburst of homegrown Maoism in America. The Cultural Revolution, announced by Chairman Mao in 1966, was led by cadres of enraged young people.

Campaign finance rules and checks on presidential power are collapsing just as leading tech giants have gained power.