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Writing Strategy

Charles Hill’s Grand Strategy and Literature surprises and enthralls.

Too Political to Succeed

What made U.S. banks take such disastrous risks? Not what we’ve been led to think.

Mr. Spaceman

Edwin Powell Hubble’s astronomical revolution changed our universe.

It Could Have Been a Lot Worse: A Conversation with Henry Paulson

Francis Fukuyama talks with former Secretary of the Treasury Henry M. Paulson, Jr., about his new book on the financial crisis.

Top Brass

Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis achieved perfection in opposition.

A Lawyer Unto Himself

William Kunstler, radical lawyer or celebrity addict?

Berlusconi's Videocracy

Italy’s filmmakers rail against a citizenry reduced to spectatorship.

Eliminationism Negated

Daniel Jonah Goldhagen’s new book is too much of a good thing.

The Dinner Guest

Yevgeny Primakov has been a disaster for U.S.-Russian relations.

The Curious Case of Justice Anthony Kennedy

There’s less to the Supreme Court’s swing voter than meets the eye.

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