One article showing up this weekend in the Associated Press seems fairly typical of election-year legacy media coverage at first glance. The title makes a generic accusation against “anonymous right-wing users” on social media who are spreading “false information.” Well, we certainly don’t need more of that floating around, so I suppose we’d better look […]
We’ve seen plenty of coverage of the murder of University of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley and the hunt for her killer. That’s perfectly understandable. A beautiful young life was taken from her family and the world. Her relatives are devastated and demanding justice. But all of the ongoing coverage has curiously seemed to break […]
THOUSANDS of Russians are expected to gather in St Petersburg today to mark the 80th anniversary of the lifting of the wartime Siege of Leningrad – and Vladimir Putin is almost certain to be among them. For political and personal reasons, the Russian president regularly attends the annual remembrance ceremony in the northern port city on […]
There is more to Southern life than moonlight and magnolia. It presumed, in fact, an affection for the literal world justified by its origin, history, and destiny, infused with its own providentially given meaning and value. It was not a perfect society, to be sure. But it had at its core something which deserves respect. […]
Forrest McDonald demonstrated that the historian above all must be a pragmatist who looks at the reality of the past as it was, who gets his hands dirty by putting in long hours of research, who makes sense of vast quantities of data, and who then communicates what he has found in an understandable and […]
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