Kenn Miller

Americans dangerously underestimate the complexity and ambiguous nature of Taiwan’s feelings about the mainland, and the emotional force this issue arouses on both sides…“ In his farewell address, George Washington warned the country to avoid entangling foreign alliances. In the Cold War era following the end of World War Two, Washington’s wise advice seems to […]

Hernán Cortés led arguably the most fascinating, most consequential, and most harrowing special-operations campaign in history.

Richard O. Sutton’s novel “Operation White Star” is so full of character, action, insights into SF history, and suspense, it’s an absolute delight.

Robert E. Lee deserves to be remembered with respect, even by those who loathe the causes he fought for in the Civil War and in the Mexican-American War.

A man could get killed in Recondo School, and a man could find it necessary to kill another man—all as part of curriculum.

Mao was not a great guerrilla, but he was a great and terrible monster. His survival to adulthood is surely the worst disaster China has ever endured.