James Finck, Ph.d.

Recent Stories

When the chants aren’t about football anymore

America 250: ‘I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country’

William Morgan and the Anti-Mason Party

In Defense of Liberal Arts

Constitution 101: The Counterfeiting Clause

Remembering 9/11 Twenty-five Years Later

President Trump’s beef policy may help food prices, but at what cost?

The Queen is Gone.

Recalling the history of recalls

America 250: The Battle of Long Island

Historical Travels: Beaver Lake, Utah

Number of retiring U.S. senators ranks among top 5

Historic Travels: Pierre’s Hole, Idaho

Constitution 101: The Coinage Clause

England v. Argentina: More than a futbol rivalry

Wolford v. Lopez rightly arms permit holders, business owners

Endowed by their Creator

Trusting in Elections from Grover Cleveland to today

Why ‘Tom Sawyer’ Still Matters 150 Years Later

The people’s power begins with the ballot

U.S. Delivers Long-Delayed Justice for Brothers to the Rescue

The Trip to China that Changed the Cold War

‘Shucked’ performance scores an easy A

Looking back at ‘The Clash of Civilization

Our Nation’s Path to Louisiana v. Callais

Presidential Assassination Attempts Underscore Need for National Security

Revisiting Fukuyama’s ‘The End of History’

Fallen Heroes Memorial Comes to Hobart

From Panama to Tehran: Big Stick Diplomacy Then and Now

The Evolution of Voting and Election Integrity

1968 and Now:When Space United a Divided Nation

What Does A ‘Fair Share’ Really Mean?

Historic Travels: Wilson’s Creek, Missouri

Why Iran Stands alone in the Middle East

1776 Wasn’t Just About Independence

The Unintended Consequences of Attacking Higher Education

Tyndale’s works shaped the spiritual and cultural foundations of a future nation

It’s Been One Hell of a Party: Remembering Robert Duvall

Nationalism, Patriotism, and the Politics of Identity

Eliminating Tenure Would Impose Dire Consequences on Oklahoma’s Struggling Higher Education System