Allegiance to Who?
We love history here at NRN. It’s kind of our thing as we love to look back at the foundations of our nation, the moments that defined us whether good…
The Antidote to Anarcho-Tyranny
The Left continually plays their hand but gives us the awareness to counteract and win. Winning requires astuteness to turn their own devices against them.
Cultural Revolution USA
The Cultural Revolution in the US is eerily reminiscent of the Cultural Revolution in China and Cambodia when history was erased and thousands killed.
The Declaration of Independence – Our Mission Statement
This Saturday, July 4th, we celebrate the founding of our country. Our 244th Birthday. Usually, a happy celebration of our Independence, it is becoming usurped and stolen by powerful forces…
These Five Leaders Prove Socialism is Evil
With people from all walks, from politicians to university students, extolling the virtues of Socialism, this list of five leaders proves it really is evil.
May in History: Part 2
May in history concludes with iconic events such as Bleeding Kansas, Lewis and Clark, and wagon trains! Take a trip back through American and World history!
May in History: Part 1
The first half of May in history includes highlights such as Hitler's death, a former slave commandeers a Confederate ship, and Jamestown is founded.
March in American History
March is a month in American history evoking feelings of positivity, remembrance, and proudness . Disappointment and regret are also evident.
American History in March: Boston Massacre, Siege of Alamo, Evil Empire, and More
March is a memorable month in American history. Bravery is a theme throughout including the Alamo to President Ronald Reagan's “Evil Empire” speech.
Black Heroes: The Buffalo Soldiers
The February Black Heroes series concludes with the Buffalo Soldiers. They were heroes in defense of a society unaccepting because of their skin color.
Black Heroes: The 54th Massachusetts
Black Americans have added so much rich history to our country. In that spirit, we honor the 54th Massachusetts for their heroic bravery serving the USA.
February in American History
February is a significant month in American history. Among what we remember are all our presidents, the war which could have split the nation in two, and the beginning of equal rights.
Profiling Black Heroes: The Tuskegee Airmen
African-Americans have done so much for our nation. Of the numerous heroes, the first we will discuss are the Tuskegee Airmen.
Profiling Black Heroes: The Harlem Hellfighters
During Black History Month, it is particularly appropriate to honor the legacy of the most famous African-American combat unit that served in World War I.
February in History: A Month of Heroism
Historically, February will be remembered as a month replete with heroism and accomplishment. There were tragedies, including the sinking of the USS Maine.
American Prophet: Lincoln’s First Timeless Speech
Paving the Way Few presidents are as memorable as Abraham Lincoln, and understandably so. He paved the way for a new birth of freedom, sought to uphold the proposition that…
Elvis Presley and Dewey Phillips – The Man Rock and Roll Forgot
On The King of Rock and Roll's 85th birthday, read about a man who had a significant role in the life of Elvis Presley and Legends such as Buddy Holly.
The Art of Retaliation: President Trump Takes Historic Action
The art of retaliation is not a new concept. Several presidents from times past have taken the same action when American lives and assets were threatened.
American History in January (Part 2): A Brand New Year
The second half of American History in January! A Brand New Year takes a look at major events which happened this month in history!
American History in January (Part 1): A Brand New Year
American History in January is special, because January represents a brand new year. Come explore some of the events of Januarys past.