A new film festival challenges Hollywood’s decades-long narrative about McCarthy, Nixon, the blacklist, and the Cold War.

Modern filmmakers struggle to retell ancient stories without sanding away the very qualities that made them timeless.

Utter Goodness By Audrey Lee Farthest Heaven, 120 pages, $17 A Prisoner’s Cinema By Justin Lee Passage Press, 264 pages, $30 ...

The history of the 13th SS Handschar Division sheds light on a Nazi-Islamist alliance that continues to shape the Middle East ...

Thousands of Indian youths marched toward Parliament in New Delhi on Monday under the banner of the “Cockroach Janta Party.” ...

Whether confronting gender dysphoria, unplanned pregnancy, or terminal illness, progressive medicine increasingly favors ...

President Trump gave an address to the nation last week, and mainstream media coverage was scant to none. Why? They knew that his speech would reveal what Democrats were trying to hide: their ...

Spain has won the World Cup! I think it’s the first time since Pedro Sánchez came to power in 2018 that we Spaniards have had ...

We do not defend one civilization over another out of irrational passion. The West is not a football jersey we wear to compensate for our insecurities or our lack of personal identity. It is something ...

Prior to the passage of the 17th Amendment, U.S. Senators were chosen by state legislatures, not by voters at the ballot box.

Primary season is just about over in advance of the 2026 midterms, and it looks like the old-time party faithful on the ...

The U.S. military excels at tactics and technology but too often fails at operational art, strategic thinking, and developing ...