The continued costs and casualties alone should lead parents, taxpayers and indeed politicians to care.

Every now and then, one comes across a book that seems unique. Its authors, editors and publisher are not so much meeting an already-expressed need as they are anticipating (or creating) one.

As a movement directed at unity and uniformity (Henry’s vision), the English Reformation was a high-stakes failure.

The self-described “first child of the baby boom,” Jann Wenner is not happy with a new biography.

With ‘Democracy,’ Rice has written a highly accessible book that identifies the essential building blocks of democracy.

Hart argues that the New Testament condemns not only wealth but virtually all private possession.