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President John F. Kennedy entered office as an ardent Cold Warrior, but became disillusioned with his advisers’ militarist views. | Opinion

Steve Schauer said all along that Duncan Peder McKenzie Jr. brutally murdered a 15-year-old Coeur d’Alene girl days before Halloween 1973.

”There never was a good war or a bad peace,” wro...

While teaching English at a Delhi University college, Animesh Mohapatra has been excavting and illuminating various facets of Odia print history and culture. In this interview, he outlines his research interests which extends from the earliest Odia texts to contemporary discourses

As Jon Elster rightfully notes, the United States was born in rebellion by a rag-tag bunch of 'colonials' against their mother country.

Kissinger worries that all the work he and Nixon did back in 1971-72 to open an effective long-term relationship between Washington and Beijing is being undone and, far worse, that we may well be headed for a Sino-US war. A naysayer might counter that the work he and Nixon did is the very reason very we might be heading for war

How Cold War liberalism abandoned the vocabulary of hope—and how we still live with the consequences.

There comes that day when it is too late to find your public tongue.

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy penned a foreign-policy manifesto touting Richard Nixon as his role model in international affairs. He gets Nixon’s legacy wrong, and shows he is indeed an amateur substantively and politically.

“This is slavery, not to speak one’s thoughts.” – Euripides, The Phoenician Women