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Victory for strangers, heathens, wastrels!
Republicans counted on tried-and-true class warfare like never before. This time, "outsiders" were the majority
Republicans counted on tried-and-true class warfare like never before. This time, "outsiders" were the majority
The cinematic renegade talks about Obama, FDR, his new Showtime series and the myth of American exceptionalism
Biographers agree that Broadwell wronged her readers -- and not just by sleeping with her subject
A historian discovers the truth of Faulkner’s comment: The past isn't dead -- it's not even past
Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and an amazing cast bring history alive in Spielberg's moral masterpiece
Forget Sally Hemings -- a historian discovers the ugliest side of a founding father in his ledgers
A history of Memphis's yellow fever epidemic shows that heroes (and cowards) are where we least expect them
A string of historical studies shames current U.S. income distribution
Fareed Zakaria's plagiarism scandal shows the danger of journalists trying to write history
Not the comedian, but his uncle Nick, who took on North Carolina's infamous, racist senator Jesse Helms in 1972
Despite being known as a man of the left, Vidal represented a populist backlash against mid-century liberalism
A Wall Street Journal writer claims the government doesn't deserve credit for building the Internet
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