If history is any guide, a Liberal majority government is within reach
The current Liberal iteration hasn’t been in power long enough for serious fatigue to set in and Justin Trudeau isn’t Paul Martin
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Author: Pat Murphy
William of Orange was no charmer but he left a lasting legacy
William’s significance as the architect of resistance to France is generally acknowledged. But his personality tends to be more elusive. Or at least less remarked on
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Richard Nixon’s shocking summer and its big payoff
The American president was determined not to head into the 1972 campaign in a recession. He’d do whatever was necessary. He’d be seen as a man of action, someone taking charge
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What we get wrong about the Islamic empire and crusader armies
Author Steve Tibble’s message is that much of the crusader narrative is simplistic caricature. But it can’t erase facts
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Stalin, Hitler and the fatal mistakes of Operation Barbarossa
The other came six months later when, in the immediate aftermath of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbour, he declared war on the United States
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