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Every year we hear abut the defense budget and every year it gets larger and larger.....sucking up more and more of much needed revenue for the country. I have been saying for decades that the Pentagon is destroying the capabilities of this country all the while making defense contractors richer and richer.....war is big business.....…

Dictators and tyrants are often known for their strange habits. Their fears and petty hatreds are fascinating, too. But it is often just as interesting

WATERTOWN — Tyrannical societies have at least one thing in common.

Long before August 1966, when immense chanting crowds of young Chinese Red Guards began to mass before Chairman Mao in Tiananmen Square, alerting those in the wider world to the onset of the Cultural Revolution, senior figures in the Chinese leadership began to seek their own solutions. On March 18, 1966, General Luo Ruiqing, a veteran revolutionary and then chief of staff of

“Succession” is back on TV. Some real-world family fights are fiercer than fiction | 1843 magazine

Puyi was only 3 years old when he sat on the Dragon Throne.

The communist political movement that devastated China decades ago is unfolding in America, warned Xi Van Fleet, a parent-turned-activist who made national headlines after speaking out [...]

Students objected after the composer Bright Sheng showed the 1965 film of Laurence Olivier’s “Othello” to his class at the University of Michigan.

We have often compared the American left to tyrants, authoritarians and, yes, even murderous regimes -- but that's not because we're trying for 'shock value' or because we [...]

A crackdown on superstition is about control, not smashing tradition | China