At first, it looked like “The American Way” wasn’t making its way into the latest Superman film, but there turns ...

But it was Theodore Roosevelt, in 1911. I discovered Roosevelt’s pro-natalism in another source: The “American Way”: Family and Community in the Shaping of the American Identity, by Allan C.

ride off into the sunset and like it that way. In reality, loneliness in America can be deadly. This month, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy declared it an American epidemic, saying that it ...

When Free University of Berlin students recently staged a sit-in, they asked an American visitor: “Is this the way they did it in Berkeley?” The American’s thirst for novelty means ...

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The only way the entrepreneurs could meet that demand was to raise wages. As a result, the growth industries led the upward movement in incomes for the average American worker. As workers were ...

“The American Way” uses Jules’s story as its narrative through line, but this isn’t a one-man show. It’s a fast-moving American epic with a cast of refugees and starlets, publishers and ...

Facts and figures go a long way toward illustrating America’s longstanding ... This is a very human book about the roots and consequences of a very American dilemma: the belief that old ...

ride off into the sunset and like it that way. In reality, loneliness in America can be deadly. This month, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy declared it an American epidemic, saying that it takes ...