Journalists covering Trump's new presidency employ unchanged tactics from his first term, including controversial comparisons and biased reporting.

As Berlin crumbled and Soviet forces closed in, Heinz Guderian faced Adolf Hitler in a brutal shouting match that symbolized the collapse of Nazi command. Furious over failed offensives and strategic ...

Decades after the fall of the Third Reich, Heinz Guderian’s blitzkrieg tactics were reborn on a global scale. From the ...

Two years on from his death at 100, Henry Kissinger endures as a prop in international relations. An opinion on Kissinger can ...

In 1994, Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, despite a history marked by massacres, ...

Like the even more celebrated "Nineteen Eighty-Four" (1949), Orwell's "Animal Farm" — marking its 80th anniversary this month — is a political broadside.

What happens when an intelligence officer who has sworn to protect classified information can’t refute an erroneous news report or a mention in a book about him or her? I was yet again reminded of ...

David Barnea, the director of the Mossad, led Israel’s efforts to recruit Iranian dissidents to attack the country from ...

The Trump administration recently released a cache of classified files on the 1968 assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in ...

With so much ambition on the line, Brown became too big to fail.

Apparently the inscription on the tombstone of Adolph Ochs reads: “None knew thee but to love thee, None named thee but to ...

Americans today—indeed, it’s nearly unanimous on our earthly globe—accept democracy (or, “republic,” the representative type of democracy) as the supreme form of human government. The people should ...