On this day in history, March 23, 1775, U.S. Founding Father Patrick Henry gave one of American history's most iconic speeches, to the Virginia legislature.
Crying out "give me liberty of give me death," he called for the overthrow of British rule, and won the votes of two future U.S. Presidents, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, helping to set the stage for the American Revolution.
Ironically:
An Open Letter to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Dear Officials,
As you have witnessed and been profoundly affected by, the American President launched a war against you and now has no direction to go, except for an unending spiral of violence. He is appealing to the rest of the world to join him but has been rebuffed by everyone but Israel.
Iran and the rest of the world is in desperate need of peace, and on that basis, I propose the following to you:
History tells that on March 10, 1876, the first telephone call was placed when Alexander Graham Bell called his assistant Thomas Watson, – saying: "Mr. Watson, come here – I want to see you."
California Post headline: “Professor travels with an emotional support chicken: ‘She can understand my emotions.’” (2/21/26)
Canadian psychology professor Sonia Kong travels everywhere with her 11-month-old therapy chicken, named Saturday, who always wears a specially designed diaper.
This relationship is impressive because:
On March 3, 1933, Mount Rushmore National Memorial was dedicated to honor four of America’s greatest Presidents. Now the current President expressed his strong desire to be included among the monumental leaders carved into Mount Rushmore.
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