Alan Schom, former professor of French and European history at the University of California, Riverside, and Southern Connecticut State University,…
“A large Confederate flag can be seen flying over the Washington Navy Yard,” General Ben Butler told the English war…
To call Ramsey Clark (1927-), Attorney General in Lyndon Johnson’s administration, and one of the principal architects of the 1965…
1. Though the future emperor of France was baptized as Napoléon, his parents nicknamed him Nabulio. In fact, there’s a…
1. Winston Churchill’s teachers described him as unambitious, rebellious, and violent, and said that he could not be trusted to…
The author of well-received and best-selling books about Franklin D. Roosevelt and Barack Obama, a seasoned political analyst on MSNBC…
Of all the 20th century statesmen, dead or alive, Sir Winston Churchill (1844–1965) was the quintessential “Renaissance man.” Though he…
He was a brutal and deceitful ruler who believed that the ends justified the means; in other words, that in…
Donald Trump has dramatically demonstrated how frighteningly easy it is to render character assassinations of opponents, manufacture fake news, and…
American linguist, philosopher, and political activist, Noam Chomsky (December 7, 1928) is one of the world’s most respected, though highly…