Internet Moments

If you’d like to delve into some American history this Independence Day the Nation Park Service might have the website you’re looking for.  Pulling from their vast historical resources, this one website has a great collection of stories, timelines and biographies from the Revolutionary War.  Of course they also offer information about visiting the various parks throughout the nation that have connections to the Revolution.

Whether you are doing serious research or just looking to understand the history of the United States of America, the National Park Service has a website for you to check out! 

The American Revolution – Lighting Freedom’s Flame

Newseum.org was created by the Freedom Forum (a nonpartisan foundation dedicated to free press, free speech and free spirit for all people).  The actual museum is located at 555 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC and is open to the public.  The website, Newseum.org, offers today’s frontpages from all over the world, online current events games and activities,  and information about actual exhibits at the museum.

Its worth a vsit online or in person.  Check out http://www.newseum.org/ today!

RealClearPolitics.com is based in Chicago and was founded in 2000 by John McIntyre and Tom Bevan.  If you follow politics in the U.S. at all you might want to take a moment to check out this website.  Every day RealClearPolitics aggregates top news stories from all across the internet, as well as poll data and videos into one easy to read homepage.  It offers one-stop-shopping for all the top political stories of the day.