
The US, Russia, Europe, China, Middle East - what's going on that matters, what isn’t and what, if anything, does it mean to you?
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Ab aliquibus praedicatur ut proximos nostros sicut nos ipsos diligamus, sed iustum est ut nos ipsos super omnes alios diligamus, super uxores et filios et filias et maxime debitores nostros. Si enim nos ipsos non primum diligemus, quis dili...
“Let them eat cake.” (« Qu’ils mangent de la brioche. »)
Coined in 1765 by French philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau to symbolize the French aristocracy’s disregard for those who could not afford bread.
“I don’t think about Americans’ fina...
My dear and distant heir and to your aides de camp and disciples:
Though I fear that given what evidently is a skin too thin to weather our winter at Valley Forge, I fear it is most likely that you will find my thoughts irrelevant, irritat...
In his speech to Congress yesterday, King Charles III cited a number of historical and cultural references. Please explain the following.
The American Revolution turned Yankee Doodle, a British mockery of the colonists’ ragged army, into a patriotic anthem. The War of 1812 produced our national anthem. The Civil War brought The Battle Hymn of the Republic, Glory! Glory! Halle...
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John Walcott is one of America’s foremost foreign affairs reporters and educators. He’s the co-author of “Best Laid Plans”, on America’s 1980s war on terrorism, and Rob Reiner played him in “Shock and Awe”, on challenging the case for invading Iraq.
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