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Joseph Kelly argues that the roots of fascism can be found not in Europe but in the U.S. But he struggles to explain what, precisely, fascism is.
Through interviews with IDF soldiers and Israeli intelligence personnel, 'NAZA' explores how individuals rationalize their participation in mass slaughter.

Shut Them Down

If Cornell really does want to lead the country in ending the culture of rape that Greek life facilitates, banning fraternities and sororities is the only viable path.
What if Martin Luther King, Jr. were just a bit player in the struggle for racial equality? Marcia Chatelain tells us how history could look very different.
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Over the course of his life, Fr. Richard John Neuhaus surrendered grassroots political organizing for the company of the powerful.
In 'Picky,' Helen Zoe Veit chronicles the gradual dulling of American kids' palates.
Ben Rhodes's new book makes an earnest case for the political power of words. But the degradation of our public life can’t be reversed by rhetoric alone.