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NEWS"The character of our leaders seems to me a national-security issue. At the exact moment America's foes decided to become more public in their antipathy and deadlier in their calculations, our leaders in the West were becoming more frivolous and unfocused, more superficial. I'm not saying once we had Henry Clay and now we have Marjorie Taylor Greene but—well, I guess I am saying that. Leaders of other nations extrapolate from our leaders. They think that as they are, we are. It contributes to the power of the argument, in their councils of state, that the West has lost its way."The Wall Street Journal [Extracted from the article]

Food poisoning, a sprained ankle, a lost job, a divorce ... even an unexpected stay in the big house--shit happens to us all. When it does, what really counts is [...]

Many baby boomers have yet to find themselves even if they have reached or are approaching middle age. An enormous challenge such as building a nation, civil or world war or depression may be the force that will bring the baby boom generation to the fore and provide them the opportunity to impress the world.

As part of the magazine's look back over the past forty years, American Heritage asked a wide range of historians journalists, writers, and public figures the following question: 'What do [...]

Rollins stated at a news conference that he helped Republican New Jersey Gov Christine Todd Whitman win her election by paying African-American church leaders to avoid encouraging their flocks to vote. Rollins explains that he did not really mean what he said in the conference.

Introduction: Peggy Noonan, the speechwriter who so cleverly put words into the mouths of presidents Reagan and Bush, has as cleverly put words into What I Saw at the Revolution, [...]

Ronald Reagan president of United States believes that television is the means of communication to reach people in modern era. So before he gave the speech on television, he used to read it once again. He portrayed himself to be warm and tough.

"The impulse of tragedy is on to life and more life," said Eugene O'Neill, who pondered the power of sadness to shape a life and to edify. I used to […]