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On National Radio Day, an Old-Time Treat at San Francisco Airport
Radio continues to be a primary source of news and musical entertainment for tens of millions of Americans.
R.I.P. Cmdr Paul Bauer
Chicago Police Department Commander Paul Bauer was murdered on February 13 in broad daylight in the heart of the Loop by a four-time felon.
America’s Pre-Revolutionary Universities
America is not in a pre-revolutionary moment, but its colleges and universities are depressingly, if not unsurprisingly aping their Russian forebears.
The Last Great American Western Turns 25
A quarter-century after its release, Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven" seems eerily prescient in its depiction of a cynical, cold, violent world.
The Youths At Midway Versus the Mob at Evergreen State
Over the past several years, universities and colleges around the country have been held hostage by mobs of students and outside agitators.
A Different Kind of Crisis
The standoff over North Korea’s nuclear weapons heads into uncharted territory.
How Trump Can Seize the Initiative with Xi Jinping
President Trump should call for a new realism in Sino–U.S. relations.
Logic, but No Guarantees for Trump’s Foreign Policy
Trump's worldview has a logic, and that logic is so far informing his early foreign-policy formulation.
