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First, a plea to non-hunting environmentalists to join sportsmen in the battle to preserve access to wildlife. Ordinary hunters seeking sport or food were not to blame for the near loss of the bison and ...
Progressives understand that people can disagree with their government and still love their country and its ideals. The flag, as a symbol of the nation, is not owned by the administration in power, but by ...
We should show more understanding toward those who are disappointed, the critics said. We should not "rub it in." We were "gloating." We were "insensitive." We should be "more gracious." I leaned back from my ...
So it was on a Sunday night, the 23rd of January, in 1977. Your black friends simmered like a pot left too long on the stove. Your white friends tiptoed past you like an unexploded ...
This one's for John. He's a reader who took issue with my recent column arguing that conservatism has become an angry and incoherent mess.
In the wake of the Brussels attacks, political pundits around the world have engaged in yet another round of discussion about the compatibility of Islam and the Western world. One of the new terms out ...
The New York Times' first mention of Adolf Hitler sounds incredibly similar to current depictions of Donald Trump.
You would think her a little old for fairytales.
The newly-discovered film is from her last photo shoot ever, shortly before she disappeared over the Pacific Ocean in 1937.
David McCullough's new book on the brothers brings them into sharper focus, and their story -- one of thoughtful study, rigorous scientific experimentation and calm persistence, founded on sober Midwestern values -- is worth knowing.
Tales of valor and battlefield memoirs are among the selection of recommended reading to celebrate Memorial Day.
Indelible partnerships make memorable presidencies. The Roosevelts lived in the White House for a dozen years. Bill and Hillary plan to stay a total of 16.
Though charming, like its subject matter, this biography of Reagan leaves readers wanting for depth and detail.
Before we say goodbye to "Dave," let's look at the highlight reel.
A brief summary of the history of gay-rights cases that the Supreme Court has heard.
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