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… these two statements, from citizens of the English-speaking country that gave us the concept of a welfare state, … in varying degrees throughout Western Europe and the United Kingdom, provided a variety of subsidized social services to … cutting and, to a lesser extent, privatization are striking at welfare-state systems in general, what is happening …

… supply-side energy policy reigns and fossil fuel is still King. Not since the 1950s, when President Dwight D. … in Silicon Valley, is the author of "Energy and the Making of Modern California" (1997) and a writer for the …

… of History Talk .   Patrick Potyondy   We'll begin by asking Kevin to introduce himself to join our first two guests … completely differently. This is proven by polls that are asking opinions about Trayvon Martin or Ferguson, Missouri as the most recent examples of …

… (2003) , hallmarks of Western capitalism such as Burger King and Coca-Cola quickly became ubiquitous in the formerly … that is highly reminiscent of Cold War rhetoric. Evoking John F. Kennedy’s famous “Ich bin ein Berliner” …

… nearly $13 billion to primarily France, the United Kingdom, Italy, and West Germany, the program was an …

… WOSU's website ]  Mitchell Lerner's work with Origins : Making Sense of the 'Hermit Kingdom': North Korea in the Nuclear Age …

… wartime conditions, they did a play about the murder of a king and the ensuing chaos and devastation, painfully …

… had ascended to the presidency following William McKinley’s assassination, Republicans increased their majority in the … has been, the record is much worse in off-year elections taking place in the sixth year (or later, in the case of …

… recent post : “From the start, this was about more than talking about whether or not the games we play are accurate or …

… Bush warned at the November ceremony in Lithuania marking the latest round of NATO expansion. The president … at large. Saddam Hussein’s forces could succeed in attacking American troops with chemical or biological weapons, or … without a decades-long military occupation of Iraq. In seeking to contain one threat to international stability, we …

… relationships and intricacies of this problem in Charles King's piece in the  New York Times's  "Opinion Pages." with …

… exporting terrorism, the nation’s senior officials risk making serious policy mistakes today. The United States a … America, Western Europe, and even the faraway Hawaiian kingdom were convinced that the United States had become a … critics in the 1850s believed American leaders were winking at filibusters. The Atlantic Monthly charged U.S. …

… of behavior, Fossey replaced a fallacious stereotype of a King Kong-like, violent gorilla with an almost idealized … Ghana, West Africa, for example, has demonstrated that working with, rather than against, local communities is a more …

… his good looks, quick wit and intelligence, but because his assassination represented the loss of the limitless … of a necessity. At 6 feet and 200 pounds, Gehrig was a strikingly handsome young man with a rock-solid physique that … team,” Gehrig appeared in every game the Yankees played. Shaking off injuries, illnesses and even, in the last season of …

… Typhoid Mary: An Urban Historical . United Kingdom: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2010. Hasian, M.A. Power, …

… with  Origins : Justice Denied: The Killing of Trayvon Martin in Historical Perspective Race in the Classroom: …

… humorist Finley Peter Dunne, in the guise of saloon keeper Martin J. Dooley, perhaps captured the office best when he … a key adviser. In fact, Mondale enhanced the office by taking on duties traditionally performed by the president. …