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“This the West, sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend,” Maxwell Scott, editor of the Shinbone Star, tells Sen. Ransom Stoddard in John Ford’s 1962 classic “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence.” Formerly believing that Stoddard’s…

When Napoleon escaped from Elba in 1815, his march to Paris was stopped by 6,000 French soldiers under the command of Marshall Ney who had promised Louis XVIII that he would bring “the monster” to the French capital in an iron cage.…

With Hollywood strikes over, television production is ramping back up. But are any of these shows “must-see TV”? Most viewers find today’s array of channels and services difficult to navigate. Demand is high for good family viewing…

By a vote of 86-11, the Senate overwhelmingly rejected legislation Thursday night to bring home U.S. troops currently engaged in hostilities in Niger. It should not go unnoticed that Congress never voted to send troops to Niger in the first…

The far-left assault on the quality of intellectual and creative work is frequently neatly and explicitly acknowledged in the language of the diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI) dogma that serves as the movement’s philosophy. For example, on…

A Swiss court’s decision to sentence a commentator with 60 days in prison plus thousands in Swiss francs previews the danger that criminalizing “hate speech” poses to free speech. On Monday, the French-Swiss writer Alain Bonnet, also known…

CNN published an exclusive statement from Trump’s longest-serving White House chief of staff, John Kelly, on Monday, purporting to “confirm” the Atlantic’s election-season hit piece from three years ago. The media, it seems, is going to run…

France did it in 2018. Italy followed suit last year. Finland wised up in June. England did it this week. The question American parents and teachers should be asking themselves is this: How long will it take for American school districts…

France is on fire again. For over a week, rioters in urban centers across the country have looted and torched stores, public buildings, and vehicles. French law enforcement has cracked down on the destruction, arresting thousands of the…

French authorities have estimated that rioters have burned or looted more than 1,100 public and private buildings over the past week in their violent response to a police shooting involving a 17-year-old French citizen of Algerian descent.…