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Lorien Foote on Federal Fugitives During the Civil War
JMC's Elliott Drago sat down with JMC network scholar Lorien Foote to discuss her work on the role of federal fugitives during the Civil War
Total Lie That This Was Inevitable in L.A.
The Tragic Legacy of the Mourner-in-Chief
Abandoning Americans Struggling With Open Wounds
NPR Promotes Head of 'Information Disorder' Commission
A Twitter Files all-star and former head of an Aspen Institute panel on content suppression is moved up the ranks at National Public Radio
The Immigrants America Needs
What Will Happen to Hollywood Now?
In the face of so many disasters, there's no easy way for Hollywood to proceed
5 Things Hegseth Could Do If He Is Confirmed
The new defense secretary should focus on moving the Department of Defense back to its core mission: winning.
Confirmation Wars Begin in the Senate
Pete Hegseth, Marco Rubio, Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem will all sit at witness tables in Senate confirmation hearings this week.
Meta's Abolition of DEI May Be a Turning Point
Mark Zuckerberg's announcement could encourage others to stop pretending they believe in the cultish ideology of systemic racism and race-based guilt.
DoD Had Its Most Spendy Month Since the Bush Era
Bond Vigilantes Have the UK in Their Sights
Big Idea To Solve America's Immigration Mess
Gov. Newsom Tilts at Carbon Emissions, Not Fire Mitigation
Clemency 'Pending' for Leaker of Trump's, Others' Taxes
The Biden administration is formally considering commuting the sentence of the convicted felon who stole and leaked incoming President Trump's tax records along with those of thousands of ot
My Friend Max
He was a sweet and generous spirit, and a man of sterling character. I had many questions about his life, but none were bigger than the one I have about his death. He was 39.