The History of China's Most Devastating Catastrophe, 1958-62.
Invective against Catholics in the 19th century sounds remarkably like anti-Muslim sentiment today.
Nine years on, can anyone doubt that Al Qaeda is not that deadly a threat?
Charity givers donated more Dan Brown books to Oxfam than any other author but he was only number 10 on the list for most books sold.
If the mosque protestors are Islamophobes, then the anti-pope protestors are surely Cathophobes.
The first printed books came with a question: What do you do with these things?
Economists are making the case politicians are afraid to: Immigration is great for the U.S.
Young working class adults are losing not only jobs but also their connections to basic social institutions such as marriage and religion.
Stimulation, Civility, and Modern Boyhood
The emerging conventional wisdom about world farming is gloomy. Brasil shows there is an alternative .
Three young architects offer a beautiful alternative to modernism’s ravages.
Pirates of Barbary: Corsairs, Conquests and Captivity
The breakdown of the sovereignty of technique has been masked by government intervention.
but my family's unyielding love brought about a true miracle
...one man's search for God on a Cineplex screen.
Two presidents, two speeches — and a profound question about the American military that has yet to be answered
The modern wedding is a celebration of the ego, which is the biggest enemy of the subsequent marriage
The metaphysical meaning of baseball
Europe spends too much time apologising for past sins rather than weighing its future
Civilization makes progress, but evil persists, writes Theodore Dalrymple.
How the Hermit Kingdom is and is not like Mordor.
Experts should know better than to claim that great apes can communicate in a similar way to human beings.
The Ground Zero Islamic center was named for a period in Spanish-Muslim history that some call a golden age of tolerance
Thirty years on, some want to scrap China's repressive one-child policy. The problem may be to get people to have more—not fewer—babies.
Because they live in Pakistan.
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