On the morning of April 17, 1961, Allen Dulles sat in his Langley office reading the first catastrophic cables from…
Jim Manning enlisted in the Marine Corps on Halloween 1961 and reported to Parris Island two days later. At 118…
He had flown the route many times. He knew the airplane and the water beneath it. On the evening of…
The $100 Offering That Put an Old Controversy Back in the Spotlight The latest sermon began with a familiar biblical…
Evelyn Lincoln spent twelve years as the private secretary to John F. Kennedy, first in the Senate and then in…
Abraham Zapruder was a clothing manufacturer with an office near Dealey Plaza, not a journalist or professional cameraman. On the…
Britain’s Drought Unveils Incredible Archaeological Discoveries In a surprising twist of fate, the ongoing drought in the British Isles is…
When Ministry, Marriage, and Family Collided: The Pain Behind Marcus and Joni Lamb’s Public Legacy For decades, Marcus and Joni…
On November 22, 1963, Dwight David Eisenhower was far from Washington, far from power, and far from the noise of…
The summer of 1960 is often remembered as the dawn of a new political era in the United States. John…