By Bear Howard History sometimes leaves behind uncomfortable phrases. Sedona, AZ –After the collapse of Nazi Germany in 1945, historians…
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By Bear Howard How the dream of retirement, streaming television, social media, and the pursuit of wealth accidentally created the…
By Bear Howard and Associate As the U.S. sets its own precedent, nations with long-simmering ambitions may ask: Why shouldn’t…
By Bear Howard and Associates — Sedona, AZ — There is a dangerous illusion that nations are far more permanent…
By Bear Howard — American politics has a habit of producing insurgent movements that burn hot, dominate a cycle or…
By Bear Howard Sedona, AZ –Good evening, Americans. Relax—this isn’t an intervention. It’s a note on the fridge from the…
A constitutional course correction that ended a governing model, not a presidency By Bear Howard Sedona, AZ — It’s the…
By Bear Howard Sedona, AZ — Cattle Are Led to Slaughter Cattle are not forced to slaughter. They are guided.…
How a single order — “Kill them all” — became the center of the most essential accountability trial in a…
By Bear Howard — For 30 years, the town has rejected every major solution offered by engineers. Now it’s living…
By Bear Howard Sedona, AZ — In the damp, mold-scented basement of American democracy—right between the broken sump pump and…
By Bear Howard I just saw Nuremberg at the Harkins Theatre in Sedona. It powerfully retells the postwar trials of…
By Bear Howard — Sedona, AZ — Since the end of World War II, American communities have been built on…
By Bear Howard “Every nation negotiates its own social contract. America, uniquely, accepts mass death as the tithe for its…
By Bear Howard — Sedona, Arizona, is a place defined as much by its people as by its crimson cliffs…