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… became known as Peronism and the Justicialist Party embodied it. Perón’s program “New Argentina,” advocating social … for nothing less than a total redefinition of the social compact. Peronism permeated and penetrated all aspects of … rituals, and the annual celebration marking 17 October, the future Day of Loyalty, would be its centerpiece. The events …

… the Second World War. Glassheim notes that with the end of combat in Europe in 1945, the borderlands of Czechoslovakia … of a tabula rasa whereupon their aspirations for the future and their conception of the past could be written. An … “always a foreign ulcer in our body.” That "ulcer" was remedied in Most by way of a forced “cleansing” or “liquidation” …

… the amendment restored voting rights to ex-felons who had completed their prison sentence and been released from … expand prisons and incarceration skyrocketed. Senator and future Vice President Joe Biden speaking at the signing of … and suggests that such practices may threaten it in the future as well. …

… world of Reformation England . It doesn’t really envision a future utopian experiment across the Atlantic. Further, … seemed to me, foreshadows what the United States would become more than the Puritan outpost of Boston. After all, … Winthrop Fleet, which was funded by the  Massachusetts  Bay Company, came ashore in 1630. Ditto across the 19th century, …

… In 1985, it seemed the Soviet Union would last forever. Its Communist Party rulers held a monopoly on political power. … once recounted a 1984 conversation he had with his future foreign minister, Eduard Shevardnadze. Discussing the … of Eastern Europe —land won by the blood of Soviet soldiers in World War II —as tantamount to treason. They …

… in the form of Uncle Sam withholding the keystone to complete the "League of Nations Bridge." The traditional way … is rooted in this version of history. Worries about the future of the liberal international order under the Trump … Rockefeller also funded efforts led by U.S. banker (and future Vice President) Charles G. Dawes, in 1924, to …

… about water: it rarely stays put. Wastes discharged into bodies of water tend to wind up in other bodies of water … more and more reliant on toxic substances, the shortcomings of this approach became increasingly apparent. The … an influential group that included Robert A. Taft, the future U.S. senator and GOP leader known as “Mr. …

… the fight. Nixon was in Seoul to convince Rhee it would be futile for South Korea to restart its war with the North. … that I may start some action is a constant check on the Communists,” Rhee told Nixon. Nixon thought so highly of …

… devoid of animal or plant life. This initial isolation, combined with its location at the confluence of three … sexual arousal and copulation to rearing, socializing, and diet. For example, since tortoises’ sex is … human-directed artificial selection may now determine their future. [All photos by author and Leonardo Carrizo.] David …

… administration and the North Korean regime and an errant incoming missile alert in Hawaii have focused America’s … of ironic amusement, and “duck and cover” represents the futility of civil defense guidance against atomic bombs. 3. … 2001 reignited a massive effort to protect the country from future threats. On November 25, 2002, legislation …

… the Democratic Party may self-destruct during the coming elections because it’s becoming softer on the war. We’ll have to wait until November … from Iraq would validate Al-Qaida strategy and invite future attacks. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld’s latest …

… the exiles and the U.S. government joined in a powerful common cause to dump Castro, who, in the peak Cold War … Washington began badly. Outstanding among the CIA's many futile efforts to get rid of Castro was a disastrous … pro quo. Slowly, however, the view of the Cuban-American community is changing, partly because Cuban immigration has …

… of a permanent facility in which to play football.  When completed, Harvard Stadium cost over $300,000, held 40,000 … Athletic Reform .  Remind yourself periodically that competitive, commercialized, and capitalized athletic … is therefore in an ideal position to understand the basic futility of "big-time college athletic reform," at least as …

… the Bush administration has put the lives of U.S. soldiers at risk and imperiled America’s long-term national … the seven years after World War II, not a single U.S. soldier died in combat either in Germany or in Japan — in sharp contrast to …

… demands to inspect the cargo they carried, and Israeli navy commandos boarded the vessels before the boats pulled into … and this interpretation finds support in close studies of the diplomacy of the late British Mandate period. To … or Endgame? Where does this leave the present and near future of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute? The most …

… a peaceful Europe. At the time, many worried that Communism might gain power in Europe. Could a third world … they could not develop in mind or body. There could be no future for these countries under such conditions. Chaos … send a donation to pay for feeding that silent guest to a committee in Plymouth, Mass., the home of Thanksgiving. …

… reacted by pulling their money from banks and trust companies. The stock market lost nearly half its value. J.P. … Congressmen didn't want to rely on tycoons like Morgan in future emergencies, they created the Federal Reserve System … obligations. Obviously, these senators are proposing remedies to win support for their presidential campaigns. They …

… to be sacrificed on the altar of profit - we are flames, committed to conquering darkness, and we will continue the … in their homes nearby.  It is  estimated that 10,000 people died instantly. Survivor organizations estimated 23,000 … abandoned factory have seeped into the soil, water, and bodies of people living around the factory.  Multiple studies, …

… birth narrative takes a markedly different approach. It comes to us via Firdausi's Shahnameh (Book of Kings), … mystery, gold, and enchantment. Later ancient and medieval romantic depictions of the East would be based on … not to be his, since he is merely a mortal man, doomed to die despite all his worldly power. The book concludes with a …

… both countries appear to break from the autocratic past and complicate our understanding of their political future. In 2022, Kazakh voters approved changes to their … years of the USSR.  The two leaders quickly tossed aside Communism as a governing ideology and instead embraced …

… to which men will go to take it away from them, and to the complicated politics of one’s immortal soul. Director Josie … religious houses, and declaring Catholicism illegal. Marie died during this revolt, leaving Mary’s illegitimate … of Mary. Elizabeth seems obsessed with her own vanity as compared to Mary but comes to learn that beauty does not …

… plants, while also accumulating in water , soil, and the bodies of fish, birds, and people.  Rachel Carson devoted her … on chemical over-use. While the public, USDA, chemical companies , and farmers embraced pesticides with a fervor … Elmore, Bartow J. Seed Money: Monsanto’s Past and Our Food Future. New York: W.W. Norton, 2021.  Lear, Linda. Rachel …

… executive. History suggests that even a president primarily committed to enacting a domestic agenda can achieve … capital in launching the New Deal, Roosevelt, before he died in 1945, wrenched America from its isolationist … we should not overlook his many foreign policy accomplishments. These successes included negotiating the …