The ‘Have It Both Ways’ Theory of Great Books
Many literary classics have a way of appealing to our lizard brains while questioning why we're so compelled by them.
Many literary classics have a way of appealing to our lizard brains while questioning why we're so compelled by them.
The conventional telling of America’s origin story leaves out perhaps its greatest heroes.
A scorching heat wave in Europe, a bonfire celebration in Argentina, a Pride parade in Seattle, semiquincentennial celebrations across America,…
An unfinished ode from 1876 offers a lesson for America’s 250th.
Jamir Nazir, the controversial winner of a prestigious literary award, tells his side of the story.
Big companies are taking a restrained approach to the 250th.
<em>Trump v. Barbara, </em>the decision upholding birthright citizenship, is less a victory than a reprieve.
Bernardo de Gálvez helped win the Revolution. Can he win over 21st-century America?
The White House’s Freedom 250 wrested control of a patriotic logo—and spread it everywhere.
Military experience is, sooner or later, humbling.