A funny name with a serious history: It comes from combining “June” and “nineteenth,” and it marks an important event in American history as the last enslaved people in the United States finally learned that they were free. In 2021,… Read More

A lot happened in the world this week – Make sure you didn’t miss it with Liberty Nation GenZ’s weekly news roundup! Sunday, June 14, 2026 Trump Says Peace Deal to Be Signed Today – Iran Says Maybe President Donald Trump said… Read More

For the 23rd time in its history, the FIFA World Cup is in play. The 2026 event has introduced several first-time happenings and has drawn controversy from some of the tournament’s preparations. Played every four years, the  FIFA World Cup… Read More

Across the globe, researchers have uncovered extensive evidence of the detrimental impact of computer screens on Gen Alpha (2010 to 2025) and Gen Z (1995 to 2009) students. Add artificial intelligence (AI) to the mix, and the entire education system… Read More

Sumerian and Cuneiform may have come first – by about 300 years – but if there’s an ancient language and writing system everyone has heard of, it’s Egyptian and Hieroglyphs. In fact, one could call Egyptian “the other first language.”… Read More

Roughly a decade after the end of the American Revolution, a young Yale graduate by the name of Eli Whitney found himself stranded in Georgia. Unemployed, broke, and desperate to find work, Whitney met Catherine Greene, a local plantation owner… Read More

This June 14 will be the 106th celebration of the United States flag. For more than a century, Americans have been honoring the nation’s symbol of freedom. But it wasn’t always the flag we know today. During the American Revolution,… Read More

A lot happened in the world this week – Make sure you didn’t miss it with Liberty Nation GenZ’s weekly news roundup! Sunday, June 7, 2026 Multiple People Shot Near Festival in Toledo, Ohio Several people were shot near a community street… Read More

Known for their speed and grace, impalas were the inspiration for a line of vehicles made by Chevrolet, aptly named the Chevrolet Impala. They live across eastern and southern Africa and contribute to tourism, food, and sport hunting in the… Read More

Whether it’s the every-four-year presidential election or the so-called “midterms” that fall every two years between them, or even odd-year elections that barely make the news, the general election in November is usually the one most of the nation pays… Read More

Most of the inventors throughout history were men, but in the early twentieth century, one woman made her mark in the male-dominated arena: Mary Anderson. Mary Anderson and Windshield Wipers Amid the chill of winter in 1903, Anderson traveled from… Read More