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by | Nov 30, 2022

Years ago, I read a novel that impressed me deeply. But I couldn’t recommend it to anyone because it was…

by | Nov 28, 2022

We normally think of bureaucracies as those dull gray buildings in Washington, D.C., full of career civil servants pursuing the…

by | Oct 11, 2022

I was born on the shores of the Atlantic, in La Coruña, a city in northwestern Spain that is home…

by | Sep 23, 2022

Henry Ford was the antithesis of Elon Musk. The latter uses government to force people into cars that are more…

by | Sep 6, 2022

It’s been a while. The aroma of laminated book covers. The smell of print. Margins of infinite white. Each page…

by | Aug 20, 2022

Most citizens are pained by the ugliness of today’s politics. So many wonder where the America they love has gone….

by | Aug 20, 2022

On Oct. 21, 1805, the British fleet under the command of Admiral Horatio Nelson defeated a combined French–Spanish fleet near…

by | Aug 12, 2022

Two recent op-ed articles in the Washington Times and their accompanying illustrations manifest a troubling habit of modern conservatives —…

by | Aug 11, 2022

I had taken a long turn away from reading American history when I first became acquainted with David McCullough. From…

by | Aug 9, 2022

Professor Graham Allison of Harvard University has written a sobering article in the National Interest titled “Taiwan, Thucydides, and U.S.-China…

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