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Kilmeade's Book on Booker T. Washington and Teddy Roosevelt Is Excellent Dec. 05, 2023
HOMESTEAD, Pennsylvania — Fox News host Brian Kilmeade wants you to read 'Teddy and Booker T.:... Read More
Texas, It Almost Had to Be You Nov. 08, 2023
The most tragic rhyme in American history falls in November's time, one century apart. President Abr... Read More
Homefront Battles for Democracy (America, April 2023) Apr. 15, 2023
In my Dec. 10, 2022, column, I wrote about the global authoritarian wave gaining strength since arou... Read More
The Annoying Habits of College Professors: A Long-Overdue Reassessment Mar. 04, 2023
Joe E. Moore. If you don't recognize the name, it's fine; there is no reason why you should. I met J... Read More
World War III in 2023 Feb. 25, 2023
It's any given morning on any given week in 2023. Millions of Americans wake up without internet: no... Read More
Gov. DeSantis versus the College Board, Rounds One and Two Feb. 18, 2023
"What the (expletive)?" That's how one of my University of Central Florida colleagues reacted when s... Read More
A Column of the 'Not So Urgent' Sort: Shifts in Political Economy Terminology, Part I Dec. 31, 2022
I am often asked how I come up with topics for my columns, one every week. It wasn't easy at first, ... Read More
60th Anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis Finds Communist Island in Deepest Crisis Ever, Part II Oct. 15, 2022
During and in the aftermath of the historic mass protests of July 11-14, 2021, the Cuban regime unle... Read More
60th Anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis Finds Communist Island in Deepest Crisis Ever, Part I Oct. 08, 2022
Sixty years ago, on Oct. 22, President John F. Kennedy addressed the nation on TV with dire warnings... Read More
A World at Risk Sep. 24, 2022
The world faces the possibility of a Third World War, a worst-case scenario that could destroy the e... Read More
Toward a Second American Civil War? Sep. 03, 2022
This column is the last chapter of my book, "If History Is of Any Value: Politics, Culture, and the ... Read More
Putin's Dirty War, Geopolitical Adjustments and Prospects for Future Wars, Part IV Aug. 27, 2022
U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS If we think of the 1970s U.S.-China rapprochement as a video, it began to play ... Read More
Putin's Dirty War, Geopolitical Adjustments and Prospects for Future Wars, Part III Aug. 20, 2022
This is part three of a six-part column that examines global geopolitical readjustments since 2019 a... Read More
Putin's Dirty War, Geopolitical Adjustments and Prospects for Future Wars, Part I Aug. 06, 2022
Back in March 2020, I commented on the possibility of new civil wars and international armed conflic... Read More
If History Is of Any Value: Revisiting March 2020, Part 2 Jul. 16, 2022
While some of the economic and geopolitical predictions of experts surveyed by Politico magazine, Fo... Read More
A Summer Full of Sadness and Dark Signs Jul. 13, 2022
You know the moments that mean nothing will ever be the same? Like the loss of a beloved friend, unb... Read More
If History Is of Any Value: Revisiting March 2020, Part I Jul. 09, 2022
One of my motivations for becoming a regular columnist and later going into syndication with Creator... Read More
Wars and Rumors of Wars in Times of TikTok: Is America Ready for a Major Conflagration? Part I Jan. 15, 2022
The British won their World War I battles, so goes the aphorism, on the polo fields of Eton and Harr... Read More
Reflections of a Rookie/Veteran Syndicated Columnist, No. 1: The Pursuit of Truth Oct. 16, 2021
I am both a rookie and a veteran columnist. Rookie because I began writing regular columns only rece... Read More
Hispanic? Latino? Latinx? What's Nextx?: Part I Jan. 30, 2021
Three decades ago, when the ethnic/race labels "African American" and "Latino" were gaining traction... Read More
