History Tug-of-War: Rebellion Unveiled 🌟

Unlock the power struggle between liberalism and antiliberalism in American history with Robert Kagan’s “Rebellion.” This compelling exploration delves into the dual traditions birthed by the American Revolution—radical liberal ideals and conservative counterforces. Journey through pivotal moments from the Civil War to the civil rights era, uncovering the deep-seated roots of white supremacy, religious intolerance, […]

Behind Closed Doors! đźš«

Get an unprecedented, behind-the-scenes look at the United States’ most high-stakes moments in George Stephanopoulos’s “The Situation Room.” Journey through twelve presidential administrations, from JFK’s nerve-wracking Bay of Pigs invasion to Obama’s nail-biting mission to take down Osama bin Laden.Discover how history was shaped in this top-secret White House hub where critical decisions were made […]

Love, Politics, and Unfinished Tales 💖📚

Doris Kearns Goodwin’s latest book, “An Unfinished Love Story”, invites readers on a remarkable journey through history, love, and politics. Drawing from over 300 boxes of invaluable documents, Doris completes an ambitious project she began with her late husband, Richard Goodwin—a key figure in the JFK and LBJ administrations. Together, they explored the pivotal moments and […]

This budget doesn’t need to be balanced

Fun fact: the U.S. government can never run out of money. Its payments are made digitally, so votes are all that’s needed to authorize spending. Economist Stephanie Kelton says that, contrary to popular belief, federal deficits can be economically advantageous. Our latest Instaread examines the issue. Government Budgets Are Basically Fake  Politicians often speak as […]

Is democracy dying?

The threats to US democracy have never been more real, according to Harvard political science professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. Their latest work explores the Republican Party’s deviation from democratic norms, particularly during Donald Trump’s presidency. Is There a Fix? According to Levitsky and Ziblatt, the United States needs to reform its institutions to […]

How serious is the nuclear threat?

What would happen if a nuclear missile were launched toward the United States? The short answer is: nothing good. The longer answer is explored by Pulitzer finalist Annie Jacobsen in Nuclear War, where she describes a scenario based on her extensive interviews with experts and government officials. Living on the Edge The nuclear winter that Jacobsen […]

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