John Hancock: More Than a Signature Today, John Hancock is best remembered for his bold signature on the Declaration of Independence, but his contributions to American history go far beyond that iconic moment. In fact, there’s a theoretical argument … Continue reading
If not for narrow losses in three key states leading to an Electoral College defeat, Hillary Clinton would have become the first woman President of the United States. Vice President Kamala Harris, seeking the presidency in 2024, rarely emphasizes the … Continue reading
The Man by Irving Wallace: A Visionary Novel of Its Time The first “adult book” I ever read was The Man by Irving Wallace. It’s a sprawling 788-page novel, written in 1964, about the first African-American President of the United States. … Continue reading
I just finished reading Infinite Tuesday, Michael Nesmith’s autobiography. For no particular reason, a song he wrote, “Some of Shelley’s Blues,” was stuck in my head. This led me to read his autobiography—I’m so glad I did. Although he’s best … Continue reading
On August 3, 2024, Former President Donald Trump reneged on a promise and announced he would skip the agreed-upon debate with Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris, scheduled to air on ABC on September 10, 2024. Despite his decision, ABC … Continue reading