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The Woman Card by Jill Lepore How feminism and antifeminism created Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Another Age of Discovery by Thomas L. Friedman Disruptions in Copernicus’s day offer lessons today.

How the EU came into being by Antony Beevor It was thanks to this man more than any other: Jean Monnet.

Why Trump is wrong on 'political correctness' by Julian Zelizer The pressure to be politically correct, in his mind, is the cancer that eats away at America.

Poor White Politics by Nancy Isenberg Class prejudice has a history at least as old as the Jamestown settlement.

The Palmer Raids: When Trump’s Grandfather and Wives could have been Profiled by Juan Cole The Trumps could have been Palmer’s victims, themselves.

Racism and the “Working Class” in Media Coverage of U.S. Politics by Robyn Muncy The history of the term “working class” in American political conversations behooves us constantly to attend to the particular way the term is used.

Wendell Willkie’s 1940 nomination: When party establishments mattered by George F. Will It was the establishment that installed Willkie and it was over the objections of conservatives.

The son of an immigrant resorts to terrorism. It happened a century ago. by Michael Wolraich And just like now the incident led to calls for a ban on certain immigrants.

Dominating the Skies -- and Losing the Wars by William J. Astore Air Supremacy Isn’t What It Used to Be