New perspectives on how history is made
A presidential historian looks back.
Excerpts from the author’s new memoir.
And the rise of Hitler. (Interview)
The new ad promoted by Donald Trump that features an immigrant guilty of murder.
It starts with a power plant built in the 1920s by a Jewish entrepreneur.
What historians are tweeting and retweeting.
What a German diary from the Nazi era teaches us.
In this moment we need self-examination, not celebration.
Then, it was “rootless cosmopolitans” who were targeted. Now it’s globalists.
Their tweets and retweets.
We’re about to find out.
The amateur in the Oval Office has to go – and soon.
Democracy prevailed there while it’s been dying elsewhere.
As many as five serious potential candidates live there and the state’s primary will be held in March, not June, as in past years.
There are plenty of places that need help today.
And the surprising reason direct job creation was abandoned after WWII.
Trump is not the monster Stalin was, but the evil he has already unleashed and his potential for causing greater future evil should not be underestimated.
What the answer to that question should tell us.
When memory and history meet, sometimes irony is the result.
"I feel completely entitled to examine the poisonous fruit of our current political culture."
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