Popular historian Paul Johnson dead at 94
BOOKS: An enthusiastic polemicist, Johnson had no qualms about giving voice to his particular perspective on the world
Tag: Books on Politics
Did John F. Kennedy really win the U.S. presidency?
PAT MURPHY: There was significant anecdotal evidence of election fraud ($)
Revisiting Christopher Jencks, a liberal willing to shift his position
BOOKS: An appetite for empirical data and a willingness to challenge received wisdom ($)
Three political dramas worth watching
PAT MURPHY: Think of them as a form of therapy, a way of easing back to everyday life while still experiencing the atmospherics of the political arena
Margaret Thatcher and the end of apartheid
PAT MURPHY: The Thatcher-Nelson Mandela relationship is a reflection of how very different people can evolve a respectful, albeit wary, understanding
A KGB guide to subverting the press to your agenda
LEE HARDING: The methods of a former KGB operative remain applicable in the modern era, leading to disinformation and outright lies
The nationalist revival versus the globalist perspective
MURPHY: The ties that bind aren’t what they used to be – at least for some of us. For others, they are increasingly intense
Stephen Harper returns, and he has plenty to say
MURPHY: The former Conservative prime minister has advice for us on Trump, economics, immigration and more
Fear and loathing in the realm of Donald Trump
ROBINSON: In the Trump world, money is the key metric and the truth is relative. Can the midterm elections change anything? ($$)
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