Our foremost satiric artist bids farewell to a great subject—and selects four colleagues he believes were the departing President’s defining delineators
Geoffrey C. Ward, writer of a major new book and 19-hour
documentary (directed by Ken Burns) on the subject, discusses the joys and wonders of our native art form
A murderous disease was ravaging the south in 1914. Then one brave and determined doctor discovered the cure — and nobody believed him.
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