The Grenada invasion could have broken the Reagan-Thatcher relationship. It didn’t
Reagan sidelined Thatcher by invading Grenada without consulting her but the relationship survived anyway
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William F. Buckley’s sharp mind still shapes conservatism
A century after his birth, he remains a touchstone for conservative thought
The Manhattan Project’s indispensable man
Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves had a reputation for getting things done
Progressive hypocrisy laid bare in We Have Never Been Woke
A trenchant critique of the contradictions shaping progressive politics today
How American settlers helped shape Alberta’s identity
A new biography explores the lasting influence of U.S. migration on Alberta
How Goofus and Gallant shaped generations of kids
Nearly 80 years after its creation, Goofus and Gallant still spark debate over morality and parenting
Alberta’s new school library guidelines make sense
Alberta’s new rules spark heated debate. Is this the right call for students?
How DEI is hijacking the future of legal education
DEI is pushing a generation of lawyers toward activism
On Democracy and Death Cults a provocative study of the Israel-Hamas conflict
New book dives deep into Israel’s existential struggle to survive
Frederick Forsyth gave us thrillers. Brian Wilson gave us harmonies
Together, they proved that popular doesn’t have to mean shallow
A Jewish comic strip heroine gets her due at last
Lost comic strip restored for new readers
Why the world still bows to King Dollar
Think the U.S. dollar is on its way out? Think again
Every bookshelf and museum exhibit tells a story. Just not always the truth
What we choose to show, and what we leave out, reveals more than we think
