Populist and patrician, hustler and moralist, salesman and satirist, he embodied the tensions within his America, and ours.

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a trial that pitted ruthless labor union leaders against moneyed mine owners, is the focus of Rick Steber’s newest book, “Devil at the Gate.” Steber, a Bonanza native who lives in Prineville ...

Hermann Goering. Goering is widely thought of as Hitler's right-hand man and after the Nazis were destroyed, he was executed following a trial after the Second World War for his part in the murder ...

Reading Hermann Hesse isn’t about racing to the end—it’s about sitting with his words, letting them stir things within you. His books don’t offer easy answers. They ask you to slow down ...

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Loved this book. Uhmm.. parents? This character’s death is not traumatic. Like, if a teen if freaking out over a fictional character’s death *one that I didn’t like very much, mind you*, then you ...