Clinton Cash author admits error
Peter Schweizer made a questionable deal with The New York Times, The Washington Post and Fox News, giving them early access to the research for his book Clinton Cash. This… Read more »
Tennesssee House of Representatives votes to make the Bible the state’s official book
Tennessee’s governor says it’s not ‘respectful.’ The state’s attorney general declared it unconstitutional. Yet the Tennessee House of Representatives passed a bill yesterday (55-38) making the Bible the official state… Read more »
Did Ronald Reagan hate reading?
The CIA, like other intelligence communities around the world, has long formulated psychological and political profiles of world leaders in order to prepare Presidents for meetings and foreign affairs decisions.… Read more »
Why Neruda’s death still haunts and fascinates us
Last Wednesday, the Chilean government announced it would reopen its investigation of Pablo Neruda’s death. Francisco Ugás, head of the Ministry of the Interior’s Human Rights Department, issued a press… Read more »