The Beginnings of America:THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES is So Interesting Although the United States of America emerged as an independent country after 1776 and recognized in 1783, t… Read More

Part 3. The Western Enlightenment, concealed the traditional model of knowledge formation Traditional animist knowledge formation emerged most probably sometime in the millennia preced… Read More

The British Army: how is the Army meeting changing societal priorities? It was commonplace among the pioneers of the study of civil-military relations in the 1950s to stress that armies ref… Read More

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories.To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories.Cory Doctorow“Tech exceptionalism” is the sin… Read More

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[With] a reputation for being peaceful, egalitarian, progressive, liberal and educated, [besides] having excellent furniture and crime novels, too … Scandinavia countries just see… Read More

In the realm of education, there exists a select group of individuals whose passion for learning transcends the boundaries of their profession. Dr. Larry Arnn, the 12th President of Hillsdal… Read More

It feels like we are standing at the precipice of a new era. Or perhaps a return of the reverse of a long historical cycle that has trended towards ever greater centralization after the Worl… Read More

Tourists tend to stand out, gawking at sights that are commonplace for locals, getting confused by public transportation, and pointing at things a lot. An annoyance or economic opportunity… Read More

The Economist's book review of a leftist tome on "The Second" Amendment is mostly sympathetic to its author, Carol Anderson, according to whomthe right “to keep and bear arms” ha… Read More

Unless you faced slavery and discrimination in the United States, it doesn’t count as oppression.Lecturing a survivor of China’s Cultural Revolution on oppression, the 1619 Pro… Read More

A recent episode of a Disney+ cartoon has woke kids performing a skit around the theme: "Slaves built this country."The installment of "The Proud Family" series — in which the kids fi… Read More

Eighty years ago, Winston Churchill declared one of the aims of the Second World War to be the ‘enthronement of human rights’. Within a decade, the United King… Read More

It’s hard to know where to begin with this year’s Christmas news, much of which is disappointing, to say the least. That said, there is a bright Christmas message here, so please… Read More

Pete Garcia 1 day ago Ordo Ab Chao And as He was sitting on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to Him privately, saying, “Tell us, when will these things happen, and what will b… Read More

When you picture the United States, where does your mind go? Gorgeous national parks featuring almost every biome, friendly people who will say hello to you as you pass them on the street, a… Read More

3. The Continuum of the societal cultural field This title is also the title of the first volume of my collection “From Modernity to After-Modernity” and I summarized the gis… Read More

George Orwell’s book “Animal Farm” is a work for all time. Even now, many American leaders take it literally as a guide to action. Or an instruction manual for their own ki… Read More

“Every stage of the crisis has been characterized by the idea that Britain is a special case,” Mr. Sanghera wrote. It was special, and sometimes for the best of reasons. When th… Read More

History is a subject that many adored in school. Studying the past can change our perspective and explain why things happened the way they did. And learning fun tidbits like how Cleopatra&rs… Read More

These left wing quotes will inspire you. Left wing is the liberal, socialist, or radical section of a political party or system. A collection of motivating, happy, and encouraging left wing… Read More

“A tree is a memory keeper. Tangled beneath our roots, hidden inside our trunks, are the sinews of history, the ruins of wars nobody came to win, the bones of the missing. The wate… Read More

When we call one country or another our home, in reality, we live in a tight bubble where the things we eat, ways we communicate, and stuff we call normal is only natural as long as we don&r… Read More

US stocks pushed higher after a wrath of data painted a pretty outlook for the economy and on expectations the US will have the highest amount of federal spending since World War II.  T… Read More