Thomas Jefferson', the History channel's new six-part documentary series examines the complicated legacy of the third U.S.

Direct descendants of Jefferson, as well as a number of historians, are interviewed for the six-part docuseries.

Out of the seven ‘Founding Fathers,’ only John Adams and Samuel Adams didn’t own slaves. Both men were Northerners. Thomas Jefferson and George Washington hailed from Virginia and considered slavery ...

When Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and their pals set their quill pens to parchment to write the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, Decatur County, Iowa, was still a half century off in the ...

The meaning of Presidents Day has changed dramatically, from being mostly unremarkable and filled with work for Washington in ...

James Madison University professor Rebecca Brannon studies age and the American Revolution. She says her students are often ...

Charlottesville hotelier Molly Hardie has been named the new board chairwoman of the nonprofit group that owns and operates ...

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I would judge him as an extraordinary person who had flaws that we can’t discount but overall an amazingly positive force in ...

Next year, 2026, marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of the United States. The History Channel’s new docuseries “Thomas ...