History

Surveys the history of political freedom and force, from the dawn of reason in ancient Greece to the Dark Ages, the Renaissance, and so on, up to today.

On socialist theory and practice, the mass murders committed under various forms of the ideology, and the American professors who nevertheless advocate it.

The Cave and the Light: Plato Versus Aristotle, and the Struggle for the Soul of Western Civilization, by Arthur Herman; reviewed by Jon Hersey.

Shows how conservative leaders’ evasions caused the political ascent of Donald Trump, and indicates what must be done to save America.

Newly released details about the 1972 PLO massacre of Israeli Olympic athletes sheds additional light on the savagery of the PLO.

Examines slave rebellions in early America, showing that those who led them did so for the same reasons the Founders revolted against Great Britain.

Surveys the history of the Arab and Muslim assault on Israel, presents the secular case for Israel’s right to exist, and advocates a one-state solution.

Michael A. LaFerrara reviews The Forgotten Depression—1921, by James Grant.

Alexander V. Marriott reviews James Madison, by Lynne Cheney.

Daniel Wahl reviews The Wright Brothers, by David McCullough