July 4 marks the day the U.S. adopted the Declaration of Independence in 1776, breaking away from British rule and laying the ...

Throughout the 1760s, patriots met there to protest royal taxes, and in 1773, Samuel Adams initiated the Boston Tea Party from the hall’s lectern.

Boston Tea Party, American Revolution 1773 Sons of Liberty, American colonists, rebelled against English taxation without representation by pretending to be Native Americans and throwing tea into the ...

Modern movements cling to the Boston Tea Party as an anti-government emblem, but they target the symptom (government) and ...

MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on the surging resistance to Donald Trump, highlighting the sweeping “No Kings Protest,” which drew over five million demonstrators across more than 2,100 cities ...

The jaguar is the symbol of Azruddin Mohamed’s political party named We Invest In Natìonhood (WIN). Mr Persaud said Guyana’s national symbols represent all Guyanese, reflect their shared history, ...

This year’s theme is Boston Tea Party and explores the connections between science and history! You’ll savor five unique teas carefully selected by Samizdat staff. Each tea is paired with a delicious ...

Guyanese billionaire businessman, Azruddin Mohamed, has unveiled his party’s name for the upcoming elections as, “We Invest in Nationhood” (WIN), and the party will use the face of Guyana’s national ...

It’s a great story, though. Although… in Boston, it must hurt a little to see Marchand celebrating like this after his many years with the Bruins. Overtime – Good point.

Wickedpedia How did Harvard Yard become a symbol for student protests? From Vietnam to Gaza, Harvard students have long turned to the Yard to demand change.

On December 16, 1773, American colonists protested British taxation by boarding ships in Boston Harbor and dumping 342 chests of tea into the water, an event known as the Boston Tea Party. This ...

Different times, different causes: The Boston Tea Party, in 1773, led by American Colonists rebelling against unfair acts by the British Crown, first led to increased punishment by the British ...