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April 4th is an important date in American history and particularly after World War II. On that date seventy-five years ago, twelve states gathered in...
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With Christmas and New Years only a few days away, this should be time for a bit of cheer and good will towards all. But the dire conditions of the...
Perhaps, the most hotly-contested political question as of now in America is whether Donald Trump will become a dictator if elected president next...
With wars raging in Ukraine and Israel, escalation and disaster loom, probably more so than at any time during the last decade. The Biden...
Last week’s column on the 1973 Arab-Israeli War seems prescient given the attack launched by Hamas this past Saturday on Israel. Thus far, and that...
Friday marked the fiftieth anniversary of the fourth Arab-Israeli Middle-East war. Called both the Yom Kippur War as Egypt and Syria attacked on...
In the great and not so great submarine war movies, the image of a sonar operator grasping his headphones anxiously listening for the sounds of an...
Last week’s column raised some truly terrifying “what ifs” that even seven or eight years ago were deemed unthinkable. But that field is so...
In 1962, the redoubtable Herman Kahn released his follow on to “On Thermonuclear War.” This book was called “Thinking the Unthinkable.” Then,...
Who was the US president responsible for creating the greatest economic boom in the nation’s history? And for what was he better known? One hundred...
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