The community gathers to march in the streets to celebrate Independence Day. You’ll see floats, 4th of July music and a whole ...

US Independence Day, celebrated every July 4, marks the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, when America ...

ALL THAT TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION. PATRIOTS GOT WORD THE BRITISH PLANNED TO BREAK OUT BY SEIZING HIGH GROUND IN DORCHESTER ON JUNE 18TH. SO THEY FORTIFIED THEIR OWN HILL.

The rallying cry of the American Revolution, “No taxation without representation,” leaves us with the impression that taxation was the primary irritant between Britain and the colonies. Yet ...

America has always been governed by idealists who believed the judicious application of government could solve a host of civic and social ills: Taxation without representation; inequity in wealth ...

The U.S. was founded after a tiny tariff on tea was imposed without representation — and now Trump is setting tariffs without Congress, the only body with authority to tax. Even some Republicans ...

American colonists first complained that taxation without representation was unacceptable in the 1760s when Britain imposed a series of taxes to pay for the French and Indian wars, while not ...

The idea was that if bandits tried to let the horses loose, without which the stagecoach was of course essentially immobile, the stagecoach’s guards would corral the horses and re-secure everything, ...

A nearly $2.8 billion settlement proposed by the National College Athletics Association and the Power Five Conferences will allow collegiate athletes to be paid by their universities — a ...

"No taxation without representation" became a popular Revolutionary War slogan. But do Americans really believe in this generalization?

It seems to me that this is "taxation without representation." Is this not one of the very reasons why our country was founded?