Book reviews
Economic Giants Collide
The much-vaunted Special Relationship between Britain and the United States hasn’t always been so…
A Tale of Two Abrahams
Along comes Anthony Julius, offering his own modern midrash on the first Jew in history, Abraham.…
Charles Not In Charge
Chuck Schumer can't catch a break. Not long after being sworn in as the first Jewish leader of…
Churchill on the Homefront
You might say that Churchill’s Citadel, by Katherine Carter, is a book about Chartwell, a house in…
Bogged Down
Except for professional historians, I know no one familiar with the Crimean War, which pitted Russia…
A Descent Into Poe's Maelstrom
Few American writers are as intriguing as Edgar Allan Poe. The author of stories that are still…
Will AI Be Our Golem or a Dybbuk?
Reading the latest news about the future of artificial intelligence is like experiencing whiplash.…
The Talented Mr. Malaparte
Curzio Malaparte was the Ernst Jünger of the Italians. They were born three years apart, Jünger in…
The People, United: Everyone Hates Chuck Schumer's…
Sen. Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) is not having a very good month. The Senate minority leader was…
When America Was Really Red
The Red Scare—the era from the mid-1940s to the mid-1950s during which fears of domestic communism…
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