warfare

Eight years ago, when wildfires threatened musician David Baerwald’s family home in Los Angeles. He salvaged all but forgotten boxes belonging to his grandfather. Among the discoveries inside them were a spy camera, a samurai sword, breathtaking photographs, and dairies and letters that will change his life forever. The platinum selling artist behind ‘Welcome to the Boom Town’ and ‘Come What May’ spent seven years and sold his music catalog to write the novel ‘The Fire Agent,’ based on his grandfather’s astonishing story. The result is a gripping chronicle, the rise of fascism in both the West and Japan.

Best-selling author and Pulitzer Prize finalist Annie Jacobsen will tell us about her investigation into warfare in the age of biometrics, and the…

There’s something awfully wrong with our nation. Too many Americans have a propensity for killing. Not only do we no longer heed the authorized execution…

In the realm of recorded religious history, regardless of geographic location or form of belief, disagreements that evolve into armed violence mostly have…

This veteran of too much war and too much talk of it with too little substance, at too great an expense for too many to pay and too few to benefit, has…