Carlos Lozada

It’s buried in “The Courage to Be Free,” but it’s unmistakably there.

The three reports appear to be in conversation with one another, ever more detailed drafts of a most unorthodox historical record.

The tension between myth and reality does not undermine the U.S. It defines it.

When you suck all the air out of a room, you risk bursting at the end.

His memoir, “So Help Me God,” is very illuminating, though not always in the way the former vice president wants it to be.

What can “The Rhetoric of Reaction” still teach us? A lot, it turns out.

With the junior senator from Nebraska set to become the president of the University of Florida, it’s a good moment to plow into his most...

The lie that Trump won the 2020 election has grown so powerful because it is yoked to an older deception: the idea that American politics...