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In the book business, there are technical bestselling authors who manage to hawk anywhere from a few thousand to tens of thousands of copies in a relatively short sales window.…
The new way of war: How US enemies foster American anger, disunity, and self-doubt
In the book business, there are technical bestselling authors who manage to hawk anywhere from a few thousand to tens of thousands of copies in a relatively short sales window.…
In a shocking act of provocation, the Islamic Republic of Iran sent more than 200 drones and missiles screaming over the Israeli sky. Thankfully, Israel and its…
Former Rep. Justin Amash served in Congress for exactly one decade, with his final years in Washington, D.C., featuring him dramatically quitting the GOP, voting to impeach…
The Prussian general and strategist Carl von Clausewitz famously said that “war is the continuation of policy with other means.” But that was in the 1830s. Here…
For those of us who grew up in the 1980s and ’90s, Lynne Reid Banks’s Indian in the Cupboard novels held something of the same appeal as…
No city is as integral to the history of the Catholic Church in the United States as Baltimore. In 1789, Pope Pius VI established Baltimore as the…
President Joe Biden has spent the last six months fervently trying to prevent the Middle East from devolving into a regional war. Yet Iran’s drone and missile…
The largest smartphone “dating” app for gay people believes it can boost its stock price, it seems, by optimizing even more for promiscuity and sex with strangers.…
“Short guys like us,” a friend of mine said to me recently, “should never get their pictures taken when they’re standing next to someone tall.” “Short guys…
Nothing is quite as Californian as the lose-lose policymaking of hamstringing oneself for a pointless cause and failing in that cause anyway. California’s water policy over the…