In John Kaag’s recent book, “American Bloods: The Untamed Dynasty That Shaped a Nation,” the author traces the evolution of the American character through the members of one family.
John Kaag is a philosophy professor at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell and a co-founder and publisher of Rebind Publishing Group. A new book on the Scopes case traces a long-simmering ...
We are carried along, even those of us who don’t like Nietzsche, by Kaag’s deft storytelling and by prose of such momentum and transparency that one is ambushed by the occasional aphorism. There are ...
There’s nothing quite like jumping into a pristine lake, where the water is so clear you can see the bottom. But while the United States is home to hundreds of thousands of lakes—479,950 in ...
Since 2003 the race is organized by a group of sailing centres in Kaag Village. From 1999 through 2003 the race was dominated by the Hoogenboom family team. In 2008 the race was cancelled due to lack ...
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Sigrid Kaag visited Gaza this month after being tasked with improving the delivery of urgently needed aid The UN’s most senior official overseeing aid and reconstruction in Gaza has told the BBC ...
The bent, almost banana-shaped Lake Zurich is framed on the southern side by the Albis and Zimmerberg hills and on the north by the Pfannenstiel chain of hills. The lake is bordered by the cantons of ...
Sigrid Kaag, who was appointed nine months ago to improve the delivery of urgently needed aid, said a report she is due to make to the UN Security Council today would be “very sombre and perhaps ...
Belle Epoque boats have plied Central Europe's largest lake for 130 years, offering cruises between France and Switzerland and between Geneva and the upper end of the lake (known as the Haut Lac).