The Museum of the American Revolution will display Thomas Jefferson’s chair and Martin Luther King’s prison bench
The exhibit, starting later this year, represents the first time the two iconic objects have been displayed side-by-side.
Freshmen Wrestlers Provided Valuable Depth to Thomas Jefferson's Wrestling Lineup
The Jaguars recently dominated the Allegheny County Wrestling Championships, producing three individual champions and running ...
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John Turley: Thomas Jefferson and religion in education (Opinion)
Thomas Jefferson had strong views on the separation of church and state, and, based on his writings, it’s likely that he ...
Johnson attributes prayer to Thomas Jefferson, but there’s no proof he said it
According to the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, there’s no evidence that the third president of the United States ever recited ...
The problem(s) with Mike Johnson’s dubious Thomas Jefferson quote
The problem is not just that Republican officials keep peddling fake quotes from the Founding Fathers. The problem is also ...
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No, Thomas Jefferson did not write the prayer Speaker Mike Johnson recited in the House
Following his reelection as speaker of the House, Mike Johnson recited a prayer he implied was written by Thomas Jefferson.
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Riverside's Dedric Lastie (1) scores a touchdown against Southern Lab during the LHSAA State Football Prep Classic Division ...
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'No evidence': Mike Johnson flubs as he mistakenly attributes prayer to Thomas Jefferson
Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) read off a prayer on Friday shortly after being re-elected to House speaker, but experts say he ...
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Jefferson resident physicians vote to unionize, joining national trend
Last week, doctors-in-training at Temple University Hospital and Einstein Healthcare Network also decided to organize with ...
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Johnson attributes prayer to Thomas Jefferson, but there’s no proof he said it
There is no proof Jefferson ever said it, according to the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which has a page on its website dedicated to correcting this notion, a Voice of America reporter noted on X.