Nathan Bedford Forrest was one of the most aggressive generals of his generation, and after his military service ended in a bitter fashion,…

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If you have survived the pandemic without going inside a Covid ward, you will likely be stunned by the grim intimacy of Matthew Heineman’s new documentary

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As secretary of state in 2003, Powell lied at the United Nations about Iraq having weapons of mass destruction

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How Lachlan Murdoch Went From Studying Philosophy at Princeton to Exploiting White Nationalism at Fox News

The attention Steve Bannon demands of us should not obscure the rival media impresario with truly Manchurian levels of influence over the president: Rupert Murdoch

“The overall consistency of North Korean policy has been pretty remarkable over, I’d say, 50 years or so”