Historian: FDR's Anti-Semitism Cost Jewish Lives
He resisted helping refugees for fear of admitting "too many" Jews to the U.S.
He resisted helping refugees for fear of admitting "too many" Jews to the U.S.
The New Republic returns to its Progressive roots as a cheerleader for state power.
Celebrating the cultural heritage the games are known for
Relatives call it too cold. Want to scrap it and start over.
Something has changed for the better since 2003.
Strong evidence for a 1901 flight by Gustave Whitehead in Connecticut
The lost tomorrows of Gerald O'Neill and Eric Drexler's visions of infinite space and abundance.
The Weekly Standard's editor has a selective memory.
Memory of dictator still positive in Russia and the west
13 skeletons uncovered
Blames "anti-clerical, leftwing campaign" for accusations in connection with Argentinian junta
Correcting a liberal smear about the conservative Supreme Court justice.
Chicago Field Museum and U Illinois-Chicago led expedition
Used to navigate when sun was obscured
Them Birchers they was comin' around/They was in the air/They was on the ground.
Has been peacefully living with Afghans for more than 30 years
A new book about 10th-century Europe brushes past evidence that might complicate its narrative.
The use of government-issued comics for purposes of indoctrination.
Or, come back to the raft ag'in, Quentin Tarantino.
The new national neurosis is cultural hoarding.
A leading liberal law professor abandons the Constitution in the name of understanding it.
A classic history of American cranks and radicals comes back into print.