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World history includes many examples of ideological legacies that quickly
fizzled after a charismatic leader’s death, but “Chavistas” in Venezuela have
been doing everything that they can to preserve the late president’s
strong-armed approach to government since he died from cancer last month. (more…)
In this (presumed) land of equality, millions of citizens are discriminated against every day. (more…)
When officials in Venezuela announced plans to embalm the body of the late President Hugo Chavez, I was in India watching a cremation ceremony along the Ganges River. The contrasts were apparent: As the people gathered beside the water quietly bid farewell to a loved one, Venezuelans were refusing to let go. (more…)
Jeb Bush, the author of the new book “Immigration Wars: Forging an American Solution,” probably never imagined that he’d find himself caught in the middle of the battle. (more…)
The Catholic cardinals gathered in Rome will soon select the next pontiff, but they should not look to Pope Benedict XVI as an example of leadership and morality. (more…)
Your cellphone is a bad friend, preventing you from making new, human ones with its constant demands on your attention. (more…)
