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Adams vs. Jefferson: The Tumultuous Election of 1800 by John Ferling The founding fathers believed that political parties would bring instability to the republic. Yet by the time George Washington left the presidency, petty bickering had already erupted between the Federalist Party of Alexander Hamilton and John Adams and the Democratic-Republican Party of Thomas Jefferson …
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POWs Party in StyleJust weeks after their release from North Vietnamese prisons, former American POWs were feted at a White House gala of epic proportions. THE MOST POPULAR socialites in Washington w… Read MoreVietnam- Letters from Readers April 2013Tet Pix Fix The caption to the picture on page 33 (“Tet in the Mind’s Eye”) in the February issue misidentifies the U.S. adviser carrying the ARVN Ranger, who had been shot in both… Read MoreEver Mindful of Our MartyrsHollywood’s Joe Mantegna thinks he knows who the nation’s real stars are. JOE MANTEGNA is not a Vietnam War veteran—but he plays one on television. The actor portrays FBI Special A… Read MoreVietnam-News April 2013Obama Taps John Kerry to Lead State; Chuck Hagel, Defense President Barack Obama has nominated Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., to become secretary of state, and former Republican Sen. Ch… Read MoreDaily Quiz for July 13, 2017Published in 1851, Herman Melville dedicated Moby Dick to this other author.
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