From war dramas like "Saving Private Ryan" to musicals like "Hamilton," these are the films that scream "America" to us.

During her remarks from the Senate floor today, Senator Patty Murray berated her Republican colleagues over their devastating "Big Beautiful Bill." Murray stated, "Your math is terrible." ...

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The best solution, in Murray’s eyes, was for wealthy donors to fund a legal defense designed to facilitate a mass campaign of civil disobedience against the regulatory state. This so-called ...

Charles Michael Murray, 89, passed away peacefully on February 22, 2025. Charles was born on November 22, 1935 in Dillon, Montana to Ned and Ruth Murray. Throughout his life, Charles lived in Cambr… ...

Murray also defended the current SNL cast during his appearance on New Heights, which he said is just as good as when he was there nearly 50 years ago. “People always give me a hard time about ...

Many will howl that Charles Murray is an elitist (“ The Roots of STEM Excellence,” op-ed, Aug. 31). They’ll be right. Mr. Murray exhorts us to find and develop the elites.

The great Charles Murray writes that “Every advanced nation has a small group of people who have the potential to accelerate scientific progress and the advances that go with it.” Murray a ...

Watch a video interview with 'Tales of the Jedi' and 'Clone Wars' writer and 'True Story' and 'Sons of Anarchy' producer Charles Murrary about his influences.

Charles Murray, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, has become one of the most influential social scientists in America, using racist pseudoscience and misleading statistics to argue that ...

Charles Murray, author of "Coming Apart," at his home of two decades in Burkittsville, Md., on Feb. 1, 2012. The new book by Murray depicts members of white elites as hypocrites living in a bubble ...

The eighty-nine-year-old novelist has long dealt with apocalyptic themes. But a pair of novels about ill-starred mathematicians takes him down a different road. James Wood on “The Passenger ...