Charles Dickens had a knack for creating fictional characters, dozens and dozens of them in every book, so vivid and so individualized in personality, with wonderfully distinctive…
The unnamed 40-something narrator of Melissa Broder’s latest novel, Death Valley, is running away. A novelist, she leaves her dysfunctional life in Los Angeles and heads to…
Beltway Confidential Michigan Democrats choose climate alarmism over the state’s economy By Kaylee McGhee White, Restoring America Editor December 01, 2023 07:06 AM Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email…
Five years ago, Netflix released the first season of its Drive to Survive series, elevating Formula One into the American consciousness and making TV stars out of…
San Francisco’s downtown may be turning into a ghost town as businesses flee the crime and homelessness the “City by the Bay” has become synonymous with, but…
In the off chance you thought you were an OK person who did mostly moral things, there’s a whole new list of behaviors that you should feel…
When he wrote A Christmas Carol in 1843, Charles Dickens invented the Christmas fairy tale, setting the pattern for stories intended to be popular and thus help…
Defending his Napoleon from grumbles caused by early rumors of historical inaccuracy, director Ridley Scott snapped that “when I have issues with historians, I ask: ‘Excuse me,…
In a 1936 paper, the fire inspector and amateur linguist Benjamin Lee Whorf argued that because the Hopi language, spoken by the Native American tribe in Arizona,…
Henry Kissinger, the German-born geopolitical strategist and master bureaucratic infighter, has died at 100. Born in Furth, Germany, in 1923, Kissinger and his Jewish family escaped Hitler’s…
