Printer, newspaper publisher, statesman, inventor, scientist, patriot, revolutionary -- no one, with the possible exception of Thomas Jefferson, cast a more imposing shadow over young America.

Eight-years-old, he clarified, when the Civil War started. John Tyler, America’s tenth president, was born in 1790. He has two living grandchildren. The three generations of their family ...

America’s first military defeat happened at the Northwest Frontier in 1790! The story behind it will shock you! IRS acting head ousted after US Treasury chief wins power struggle with Musk ...

Conducting a census and counting the American population every 10 years has been a practice since the ratification of the U.S. Constitution in 1790 ... person living in America as efficiently ...

Here’s a neat GIF mapping and charting the 10 largest cities in the United States in every decennial census: There is one story of remarkable continuity here — New York has been the largest ...

On a June evening in 1790, Thomas Jefferson hosted one of the ... would standardize the nation's accounts, help establish America's credit abroad, and make the federal government of necessity ...

Leah Thomas is a recent graduate of New York University's Master's in Journalism program. Her work on women in politics has been featured in publications like BUST Magazine and Marie Claire. She ...

From the moment of the first American census, in 1790, through every decennial census we've had since, the categories the U.S. government has used to classify its residents have included the word ...

Printer, newspaper publisher, statesman, inventor, scientist, patriot, revolutionary -- no one, with the possible exception of Thomas Jefferson, cast a more imposing shadow over young America.