Clint Eastwood’s Long Run – Claremont Review of…
When Clint Eastwood was born in Oakland in 1930, the nurses in the maternity ward nicknamed him…
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JQA’s Ambition – Claremont Review of Books
In his diary, for October 31, 1846, 79-year-old John Quincy Adams (JQA, as he refers to himself…
Mayor Mamdani’s New York – Claremont Review of…
“Ana minkum wa ileikum,” shouted 34-year-old Zohran Mamdani, newly elected mayor of New York, to the…
Fall-Winter 2025-2026 Correspondence – Claremont…
World War II’s Lessons Reading Sean McMeekin’s provocative and jolting essay “Goodbye to the Good…
An Unforeseen Revolution – Claremont Review of…
In 2002 I asked an Iranian journalist whether recent spontaneous, pro-American demonstrations at…
No Victory, No Peace – Claremont Review of Books
As fighting in the Civil War was winding down in March 1865, Abraham Lincoln sojourned in Virginia…
Class Struggle – Claremont Review of Books
A question haunts the mind when reading Scott Johnston’s The Sandersons Fail Manhattan, a satire of…
Spies Like Us – Claremont Review of Books
Stansfield Turner’s memoirs highlight the need for a good book on American intelligence for the…
Spies Like Us – Claremont Review of Books
Stansfield Turner’s memoirs highlight the need for a good book on American intelligence for the…
Sexual Harassment – Claremont Review of Books
A year or so ago in Harper’s Magazine there was a Tom Wolfe cartoon showing a rumpled-looking poet…
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