Harvey Klehr of Emory University and John Earl Haynes, formerly of the Library of Congress, wrote a series of sensational and ground-breaking books in the 1990s, published by Yale University Press. They …[…]

Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have wisely alerted America to the growing suppression of free speech in the EU. Despite their efforts, Soviet-era legal practices remain very much alive and well in certain segments …[…]

It takes wisdom and courage to recognize you’ve taken a wrong path, and then correct your itinerary. It takes even more of both to warn fellow-travelers who took a similar wrong path, and devote the rest of your life to doing so in prolific books… […]

This classic 1951 film is based on a novel of the same name by C.S. Forrester. It chronicles the journey of a 40-ish English spinster and the gin-soaked Canadian boat captain of the African Queen, who heroically… […]

“No good deed goes unpunished” is an old adage that’s often experienced by white and Christian Americans. An obvious example are the many Christian missionaries who ventured to Africa to save souls, but…. […]

I’d never heard of Nick Fuentes until his interview with Tucker Carlson and the uproar it created. Although I don’t believe Jews should be exempt from criticism, I’m appalled at much of what Fuentes seems to…

Stephen A. Smith: ESPN celebrity Stephen A. Smith (the “A” is for @sshole) recently blamed the N*gger Basketball Association’s (NBA) massive gambling scandal on Donald Trump. His “reasoning” — if you can… […]

Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-FL-20) and her brother were recently indicted by a federal grand jury in Miami for obtaining COVID money by fraud. She then laundered those funds through the …[…]

This is a charming, sophisticated and elegant comedic musical that entertains at several levels. It’s an adaptation of George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, a mythical figure who fell in love with a sculpture he created, …[…]

Rush Limbaugh occasionally observed how “Democrats” create disastrous policies and programs, after which they must scramble to create “remedies” for their disasters that are even worse. For example, …[…]