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National Security Agency headquarters.

They Know Much More Than You Think

US intelligence agencies seem to have adopted Orwell’s idea of doublethink—“to be conscious of complete truthfulness while telling carefully constructed lies.”

by James Bamford via New York Review of Books on August 15, 2013

Johnson behind President Kennedy as they left the Hotel Texas, in Fort Worth, the day that Kennedy was assassinated.

The Day L.B.J. Took Charge

Lyndon Johnson and the events in Dallas.

by Robert A. Caro via The New Yorker on March 26, 2012

LBJ Orders Pants

You will never think about the 36th president the same way again.

by Put This On via YouTube on January 17, 2011

Cubicles

The Moral Life of Cubicles

On the utopian origins of Dilbert's workspace.

by David Franz via The New Atlantis on December 1, 2008

Mel and Norma Gabler.

The Guardians Who Slumbereth Not

Textbook watchdogs Mel and Norma Gabler are good, sincere, dedicated people, who just may be destroying your child’s education.

by William Martin via Texas Monthly on November 1, 1982

John McCain in 1974.

John McCain, Prisoner of War

John McCain's harrowing account of nearly six years as a North Vietnamese prisoner of war, in his own words.

by John McCain via U.S. News & World Report on May 14, 1973

Black-and-white portrait of Fidel Castro looking down with his hand near his ear.

I Was With Fidel Castro When JFK Was Assassinated

A first-person account of Fidel Castro during a monumental moment in history.

by Jean Daniel via The New Republic on December 7, 1963

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