#civil-war

#civil-war

Visit San Francisco's Civil War fort to experience life in the 1860s through interactive exhibits highlighting soldiers and civilians. Free admission is family-friendly.

The street is dotted with small businesses getting back on their feet after over a decade of war in Syria. Closed shutters gathering dust, piles of garbage and destruction all around are eerie reminders of what the camp has witnessed.

Reports have emerged of troop movements and sporadic clashes in northern Ethiopia, raising concerns that the fragile calm might soon collapse as fears of a new war linger.

"President [JD] Vance has threatened a military takeover of state government in Sacramento, backed by National Guard troops from nearby red states. Armed conflict looks increasingly possible," Cohen wrote in a fictitious news bulletin about his hypothetical scenario.

Interestingly, one of the first instances of what might be considered "tailgating" occurred back in 1861, only it wasn't a sporting event that drew the crowds but the first major battle of the Civil War.

The Fort Sumter garrison, one hundred and twenty strong, under command of Captain Doubleday, left Fort Hamilton... for Jersey City... en route by rail for Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.

Activists are voicing concerns that the candidates for Mexico's historic judicial election have not been adequately vetted, with reports of ties to organized crime and religious organizations. This is raising significant alarm as the nation prepares to implement a system of electing judges by popular vote for the first time, marking a pivotal shift in judicial processes.

The bold decision to set the premiere 100 years back allowed viewers to explore the roots of the Gemstones' legacy, showing how the family empire was formed.

At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground.