Modern movements cling to the Boston Tea Party as an anti-government emblem, but they target the symptom (government) and ignore the disease.

No speeches. No negotiations. Just crates of British tea hurled into the sea. The Boston Tea Party was rebellion in its purest form.

What was the Boston Tea Party protest about? The protest known as the Boston Tea Party was in response to the Tea Act, which, in part, maintained a tax on tea imposed by the British Parliament.

Tax Notes contributing editors Robert Goulder and Joseph J. Thorndike break down three important tax aspects of the Boston Tea Party on its 250th anniversary.

A reenactment of the Boston Tea Party was held in Willimantic’s Heritage Park on December 16, the 250th anniversary of the original tea party ...

Hundreds of people flocked to Boston to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party as reenactments of the revolutionary protest were brought back to life.

The Boston Tea Party was a protest that took place 250 years ago and sparked the beginning of a new nation.