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America and France's Love-Hate Dynamic

Author: Richard Brookhiser

The French helped us win our revolution. A few years later, we were at war with Napoleon’s navy. The two countries have been falling in and out of love ever since. Why?

Railway Neurosis and the Birth of Psychotherapy

Author: Michelle Stacey

It was once as big as the fear of flying, and it helped show the way to psychotherapy and the modern treatment of traumatic stress.

Officially Propagating America’s Story

Author: Wilson Dizard Jr.

The United States Information Agency did not long survive the Cold War that it had helped to wage. But, today, the lessons it taught us may be more useful than ever.

With Mark Twain, You Can Get Away with Murder

Author: Andrew S. Ward

Hal Holbrook has lived with him nearly as long as Samuel Clemens did, and he explains why Twain still has the power to delight and to disturb.

Why We Can't Count on the U.N.

Author: Joshua Zeitz

Why the UN was in trouble from the start