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The Foxhole: Andrea Mays on Shakespeare, Henry Folger and the mania of collecting things
When William Shakespeare died, in 1616, it’s not as if he were Shakespeare or anything. After all, the Bard had been retired for a few years, with his works seldom performed and eighteen of the plays he had written –…
The Foxhole: Diana Mutz, political psychologist, opens up about her love-hate thing with Bill O’Reilly
There he is – again! – that act you’ve known for all these years: the one and only Bill O’Reilly, my Fox News colleague, best-selling author and occasional tormentor as host of the “The O’Reilly Factor,” the top-rated political talk…
The Foxhole: Matt Bai on Gary Hart, tabloid politics, and America’s ‘Aha!’ moment
Matt Bai is a sharp and likable guy, a seasoned reporter with an open face and ears that are always wide open: Like all good reporters, Bai – the national political columnist for Yahoo News, formerly a longtime political correspondent…