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Supreme command is beginning to fray Gen. George Washington.

Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, was recently farmland. Now, it's a suburb, with all the breweries and Democratic voters that entails. What's happening?

The Diego Garcia U.S. military base stands as the supreme physical manifestation of the U.S.-U.K. alliance.

Abigail Spanberger ran as a centrist, but since taking office as Virginia's governor, she's showing her true colors.

California's governor traveled the nearly 6,000 miles to the World Economic Forum mostly to troll President Donald Trump.

George Washington learns from letters that wages have been approved for men, but munitions shortages loom.

Ruthie's Diner of Ligonier, Pennsylvania was the type of place that stitched a community together. It will be missed.

Worried about his military readiness, Washington orders his men to gather arms from the countryside.

John Hancock, president of the Second Continental Congress, warns George Washington that morale is low in Congress.

If the goal of Democrats is to make ICE's work "as messy and complicated as possible," they have certainly succeeded.