History Club

Introducing Ukraine's new literary journal

In the face of Russian aggression, re/visions examines the concepts we thought we were familiar with.

Nov 2 • 

Jason Steinhauer

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4

October 2025

A.I. does not know Napoleon

A case study in A.I. literacy

Oct 19 • 

Jason Steinhauer

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34

10

September 2025

Assassination nation

Violence is a long-held American idea—as is the hope that violence will, one day, be eradicated.

Sep 28 • 

Jason Steinhauer

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3

How A.I. is changing history

History.AI has arrived

Sep 7 • 

Jason Steinhauer

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7

August 2025

All Good Americans (No Longer) Take Off Their Shoes

New TSA rules have made a once-timely song obsolete

Aug 2 • 

Jason Steinhauer

9

2

3:11

July 2025

A country at a crossroads

As we begin our 250th year, Americans should ask ourselves what we are becoming

Jul 6 • 

Jason Steinhauer

13

2

3

June 2025

Memes win elections

Zohran Mamdani, social media and the pursuit of political power

Jun 29 • 

Jason Steinhauer

13

2

1

The government purge of the 1940s & 50s

An interview with journalist Clay Risen of the New York Times

Jun 22 • 

Jason Steinhauer

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Clay Risen

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3

2

55:44

May 2025

Weekend listening

My recent appearances on three worthy podcasts

May 25 • 

Jason Steinhauer

4

1

1

Why is fascism so attractive?

A history of a seductive ideology

May 4 • 

Jason Steinhauer

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6

6

April 2025

DOGE comes for the humanities

The shuttering of NEH, IMLS and The Wilson Center brings an ignominious end to a proud American tradition

Apr 6 • 

Jason Steinhauer

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4

4

March 2025

The missing one million

More than one million Americans died during the Covid-19 pandemic. Five years later, they remain largely invisible.

Mar 16 • 

Jason Steinhauer

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3

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