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Hegseth Attacks Harvard Like a 1933 Nazi Would: How Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Berlin Was Forced to Rename Humboldt Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Friday, in a move historians will easily recognize, that the Pentagon is severing all milit…
James Byron, president and CEO of the Richard Nixon Foundation, is now performing the functions of Archivist of the United States. Let that sink in. Byron was injected when Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s 300-day tenure as acting archivist silen…
Jason Zengerle’s new Tucker Carlson biography is titled Hated by All the Right People. The book treats a “struggle” to be hated as Carlson’s personal brand—a story of grievance and ambition. It’s actually the operating man…
The Freedom Forum published a tepid First Amendment analysis of armed protest after Border Patrol agents killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. It’s barely competent, an example of what’s wrong. It correctly identifies time, place, and manner r…
The Freedom Forum published a tepid First Amendment analysis of armed protest after Border Patrol agents killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. It’s barely competent, an example of what’s wrong. It correctly identifies time, place, and manner r…
The Freedom Forum published a tepid First Amendment analysis of armed protest after Border Patrol agents killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. It’s barely competent, an example of what’s wrong. It correctly identifies time, place, and manner r…
Despite repair problems, its admirers say Thomas Telford’s Menai Bridge is good for another two centuries When Ian Evans’s grandfather opened a hardware shop on Anglesey in the 1930s, the Menai Bridge was instrumental in ensuring its success.The wrough…
As a historian of disinformation, especially during the World Wars and after, I can’t help but compare tactics deployed by America overseas to the recent “voter” focus of Trump’s stormtroopers. Minnesota is currently experiencin…
The question nobody seems to want asked in print: what would it actually take to win against fascism in America? Not to resist. To win. The question has ugly answers, due to the ugliness of Trump wanting to get as ugly as possible, which is perhaps why…
The courts have not been defeated. They have been bypassed. In 1933, this distinction did not matter. There is no evidence it matters now. Does a 95% win rate sound good? It’s not enough, in a system designed to operate faster than judicial revie…