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The town of Concord, Massachusetts held a parade Saturday to mark 250 years since the start of the Revolutionary War. A dawn salute was held at Old North Bridge in Concord on Saturday morning ...

The first battle of the American Revolution was marked on Saturday in Lexington, Massachusetts, 250 years later, with a reenactment and a parade, along with other events. Many spectators arrived ...

The day ended with 95 Colonial militiamen either killed or wounded, shaping the American Revolution that ultimately led to the nation’s independence. Thousands of people from all over flocked to ...

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In a spate of demonstrations around the Boston area Saturday, anti-Trump protestors invoked the 250th anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord as they chanted for “no kings” in America.

They returned fire with what Ralph Waldo Emerson described as the shot heard round the world, and they began a revolution that gave us our nation.” The 1775 battle continued throughout the day ...

As the 250th anniversary of America’s independence approaches, the president is moving to put his stamp on how the nation’s story is told, in Washington and beyond. By Jennifer Schuessler ...

“It’s not that I think he is definitely the man who fired first,” states historian and author J.L. Bell, who writes the daily blog Boston 1775 about the American Revolution. “But if I ...