
James H. McGee
Oct. 7, 2023, like Dec. 7, 1941, deserves the appellation “a date that will live in infamy.” In the days…
My grandmother’s grandmother, Martha Heard, was by all accounts a formidable woman. During the lawless period after the Civil War,…
In my recent American Spectator article, I recall learning about heroes throughout childhood, focusing largely on the simple, “everyman” heroism…
I try to write think pieces, things I’ve mulled over at length, rather than commentary on events as they are…
My love of reading came early, and not just from my teachers. While we did Dick and Jane in school,…
Last week’s Republican presidential debate means that however much one might wish otherwise, the 2024 presidential election campaign has officially…
Since retiring from government service, I tend to think of myself first as a novelist and, more recently, as a…
Three weeks have elapsed since a military junta ejected the democratically elected president of Niger, Mohamed Bazoum, from power. Much…
Unsurprisingly, the question of NATO membership for Ukraine generated the greatest discussion among both the participants at the recent NATO…