I LIVE A LIFE LIKE YOURSA MemoirBy Jan GrueTranslated by B.L. Crook Taking the title of Jan Grue’s memoir, “I Live a Life Like Yours,” literally, I approached it first by creating a mental Venn diagram, testing the veracity of his titular statement. And indeed, many areas in our lives
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In Backlash to Racial Reckoning, Conservative Publishers See Gold
While the staff at mainstream houses have long leaned left politically, publishers have traditionally put out books from across the political spectrum, and the conservative market has been lucrative for them — three of the top ten New York Times nonfiction best sellers this week are conservative titles. Many of
Times Analyzed 3,000 Videos of Capitol Riot for Documentary
“I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” [cheering] They came from all 50 states out of some sense of patriotic duty … “It’s so much more
Pat Hitchcock O’Connell, Director’s Cast Member and Daughter, Dies at 93
Pat Hitchcock looks at the troubling scene unfolding before her in her father’s 1951 thriller, “Strangers on a Train”: Bruno Antony — a psychopath who has strangled the estranged wife of a man, Guy Haines, he has just met and believes would in turn kill his father — is demonstrating
The Phony War on Drugs
He is comfortable telling precartel narco anecdotes that he uncovered in dusty archives, but he skims over some messy details of recent atrocities. For instance, he does not identify Cardinal Posadas by name but refers to the shooting of “the pope’s representative in Mexico,” apparently confusing the cardinal with Geronimo
Teens Cash in on the NFT Art Boom
Last fall, Randi Hipper decided to, as she put it recently, “go in-depth with the crypto space.” After hearing about NFTs on Twitter and other social media platforms, Ms. Hipper, then a 17-year-old senior at Xaverian High School in Brooklyn, began releasing her own digital artworks — cartoonish and self-referential
La historia del espionaje de la Stasi a través de su archivo
surfacing Un equipo de archivistas pasa el tiempo en la minuciosa labor de reconstruir millones de documentos que la policía secreta de Alemania del Este intentaba destruir. Por Annalisa Quinn Photographs by Mustafah Abdulaziz Read in English (en) En primer lugar, los investigadores cortan los sacos a lo largo, con
A Madonna Who Shows the Beauty in Going Overboard
Images: Parmigianino, “Madonna of the Long Neck” (1534-1540)/Summerfield Press and Corbis, via Getty Images; Virgin and Child Enthroned, from the Book of Kells (circa 800)/Trinity College Library Dublin and Bridgeman Images; Giotto, Ognissanti Maestà (1300-1305)/Antonio Quattrone and Mondadori Portfolio, via Getty Images; Botticelli, Madonna and Child (circa 1466-1467)/Fine Art Images
Donald Kagan, Leading Historian of Ancient Greece, Dies at 89
Mrs. Kagan, who taught elementary school and wrote two books about the history of New Haven, Conn., died in 2017. Along with his sons, Professor Kagan is survived by two grandchildren. Professor Kagan’s “On the Origins of War and the Preservation of Peace” (1994), which argued that leaders need to
Stream These Five Action Films Now
For action fans seeking out new movies on streaming, there are plenty of car chases, explosions and fist fights to sift through. We help by providing some streaming highlights. ‘Deliver Us From Evil’ Rent or buy on most major platforms. Not to be confused with the director Scott Derrickson’s film