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Charles Dunst reviews Anne Goldman's "Stargazing in the Atomic Age," her search for modern Jewish identity....
A West Point brigadier general takes aim at the Army’s history of coddling Confederate iconography....
A memoir from Rachel Biale raises unanswered questions about Israel....
A trip through Israel reveals the siege mentality — and the paradoxical openness — that has been with the modern Jewish state from the beginning....
Hun Sen has hung on in Cambodia through a combination of shape-shifting, self-dealing, and luck....
Key indigenous allies of the U.S. during the Vietnam War were treated shamefully after the withdrawal by both the United States and communist Vietnam....