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Blaming video games for violence saves Americans from having to grapple with deeper, harder to solve societal problems.

Globalization left millions behind as a policy and transformed the world politically, a new book argues.

Recent news coverage has called the Privacy Act of 1974 “Watergate-inspired,” but such framing misses the big picture.

To understand Congress’s abdication, look at the history of presidential selection.

Chief Justice John Roberts has now overseen 20 years of increasingly illiberal rulings by the Supreme Court.

How Samuel Francis wrote the recipe for MAGA.

College football’s NIL era has freed athletes but fueled chaos, soaring costs, and fan backlash.

Redford’s legacy as an environmental activist and his 1992 film "Sneakers" reveal his foresight on climate, politics, and surveillance.

Donald Trump's quest to acquire Greenland has a precedent in US Cold War history. We should consider it a cautionary tale.

Two different accounts from former Democratic Party insiders about the “giant U-turn” from postwar prosperity to the polarization and inequality of today.

The Red Scare targeted my father. He taught me the meaning of resistance.

Pancho Villa’s death reveals how the border blurs the relationship between Mexico and the United States.

One of the most famous episodes of school desegregation was actually just the starting point for a half-century struggle.

Mamdani’s NYC mayoral rise revives debates over Democratic fusionism, echoing 1890s Populist struggles with establishment power.

When the WTO gathered in Seattle in 1999, protests erupted. Their strategy offers a model for resisting globalization at a time of renewed urgency.

Lionel Trilling defends humanism amid crisis culture, warning that obsessing over evil can erode the self and our capacity for moral and creative agency.

A painting of Gen. Robert E. Lee in his Confederate uniform is back on display at West Point's library.

Louis Ludlow’s war referendum amendment was the high-water mark of American antiwar populism.

A new book explores how Americans came to believe in an advanced Martian civilization at the turn of the twentieth century.

As Bruce Springsteen’s "Born to Run" turns 50, its most underrated track deserves some love.