In all the years I was working at KTBC as a reporter and then as news director—making decisions about what stories to air and what not to air—never once did LBJ or the Johnson family give orders to cover this and not that.
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Book Excerpt: Shakespeare’s Returning Warriors – and Ours by Alan Warren Friedman
Most Shakespearean tragedies begin with their titular protagonists returning, immediately or imminently, from highly successful martial combat.
Book Excerpt: From Prophets of Doom to Chroniclers of Gloom by M.R. Ghanoonparvar
Much of the post-revolution fiction of Iranian authors presents the reader with often confused and desperate characters who live in an unstable world and express, as it were, a sense of urgency and focus on the present rather than the future.
Book Excerpt: Armies of Arabia by Zoltan Barany
A major legacy of the conflict is Arabia’s increased dependence on US weapons, training, and power projection capabilities, and this reliance has only increased in the past three decades.