Ross Perot Dies After Five-Month Battle With Leukemia
Ross Perot, the two-time third-party presidential candidate in 1992 and 1996, died at 89 after battling leukemia for five months.
Immigrant Architect I.M. Pei Was A Shining Example Of American Exceptionalism
The world-famous American architect Ieoh Ming Pei once said ‘Life is architecture and architecture is the mirror of life.’ His art is certainly a mirror of his life.
Why Herman Wouk’s ‘War’ Novels Deserve Remembrance Today
The best way to remember—or discover—the bestselling and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Herman Wouk may be his World War II epics.
Inside The Life And Christianity Of Legendary Sci-Fi Author Gene Wolfe
The legendary sci-fi author’s reputation has waned in recent years, but his death is a chance to reevaluate Wolfe’s remarkable world-building and singular talent.
Paul Hollander Explained Why Smart People Support Totalitarianism
The chronicler of the foolish, utopian ways of thinking that ail so many intellectual elites will be sorely missed by many.
Luke Perry And The Strange Aging Of ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’
‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ mastered a format that became the template, something illustrated by Luke Perry’s performance as Dylan.
Say Goodbye To Musical Genius Mark Hollis With These Gems
Quietly magisterial is one of many phrases one might use to describe the music of Mark Hollis, the recently deceased singer of the band Talk Talk.
Top 6 Movies To Watch In Memory Of Albert Finney
When movie icons like Albert Finney die, the only true way to honor them as fans is to revisit their body of work with softer, more appreciative eyes.
Jack Bogle Enriched Middle Americans Through DIY Investing That Outperforms The Professionals
Bogle created index funds in 1975, transforming the world of investing and making it easier for millions of Americans to hold onto their money.
Federalist Staff Highlight Our Favorite Articles Written By Bre Payton
In the wake of Federalist staff writer Bre Payton’s sudden death, her colleagues look back on her work with love, tears, and admiration.
Saying Goodbye To Bre Payton
Looking around at the tributes Bre Payton’s passing has brought, it’s clear that the only people who didn’t love her are those who didn’t know her.
The Enduring Beauty Of Bre Payton
We can be confident Bre Payton’s heavenly image is even more stunning than her earthly one. And that’s no easy feat at all.
In Memory Of Bre Payton: A ‘Strong, Clear, Bright One’
While most of us would walk by and continue on with our lives, Bre Payton walked over to the police and demanded they help an overdosing homeless man. She watched until they did.
What Bre Payton Meant To Me
Bre Payton’s life is an inspiration, a bright light that tells us we should go after what we want, and work hard for it. For that, I am very grateful.
A Federalist Remembrance Of Bre Payton, Our Colleague And Friend
Bre Payton lived life as if she was always ready to leave it. And she did, too early for all of the rest of us, at the age of 26.
Friends, Colleagues Share Memories Of Bre Payton, Prayers For Her Family
As Bre Payton’s family and friends prepare for a funeral in her home state of California and a memorial service in Washington D.C., friends and colleagues sent prayers, love, and memories across Twitter.
How John Taylor Gatto Helped Parents And Children Regain Our Freedom To Think
The legendary thinker rebelled against the factory-like machinery of state-run public education. May he rest in peace, and may his work live on.
George W. Bush On His Late Father’s Legacy: ‘The Best Father A Son Or Daughter Could Have’
At former president George H.W. Bush’s funeral service on Wednesday afternoon, his son choked back tears while eulogizing his father.
Service Was George H. W. Bush’s Privilege
President George H. W. Bush had his own version of privilege theory. His greatest privilege was to serve.
The Last Prudent Foreign Policy President Was George H.W. Bush
In a world largely inhabited by foreign policy ideologues with no sense of history, one can only hope George H.W. Bush’s prudence, restraint, and realist statecraft makes a comeback.
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