May 2, 2026
History

Bath Michigan School Bombing – The 1927 Attack That Still Stands as America’s Deadliest

Paul Austinby Paul Austin

On a spring day on May 18, 1927, a defeated school board member set off a chain of explosions in Bath Township, Michigan. The resulting carnage destroyed his farm and destroyed the Bath Consolidated School. The blasts killed 38 elementary school children and six adults and injured at least 58 others. This domestic terror incident remains the top school massacre in United States history and is ranked 11th deadliest in the world. 

History

The Ojibwe Strike Back – The Michilimackinac Attack of 1763

Michaela Nolteby Michaela Nolte

The Ojibwe Uprising at Michilimackinac in 1763 was more than a rebellion—it was a statement of the Ojibwe people’s resilience and defiance against colonial intrusion. The uprising showcased strategic acumen and courage, etching a deep imprint on North American history. Today, the uprising’s legacy continues to inspire indigenous cultures and shapes our understanding of historical power dynamics.