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The first head of the IRS, who wanted to abolish the income tax, waged an unlikely campaign on behalf of the Taftite remnant.
On the election that solidified the New Deal.
Justus Doenecke has written more books on the history of antiwar foreign policy than anyone, and he’s still going.
From the Nye Committee to Joe Kent, the fight against war profiteering is a constant struggle.
The subjective nature of assessing political legacy leaves plenty of room for conjecture, but not as much as some historians assert.
A gloomy anniversary is approaching for the American empire.
Whatever happens with the election, there's no going back to the foreign policy interventions and nation building of yesterdecade.
Historians still debate whether JFK really beat Richard Nixon. But what's clear is that it was close and skulduggery was involved.
