He was the founder of National Review magazine, hosted the weekly "Firing Line" television program for 33 years and wrote more than 50 books.

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Evening shot of a cable car on Powell Street with passengers, February 29, 1968. San Francisco's iconic cable cars aren't ...

William F. Buckley, a leading voice for the modern conservative movement, founded National Review in 1955 to publish conservative commentary and analysis.

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The agency enforces Ohio’s liquor and tobacco laws and has handled food-stamp fraud investigations for decades. Agents like Boldin work undercover. That’s why you won’t see his face in the images and ...

In 2000, when Trump was considering running for president on the Reform Party ticket, Buckley slammed him as a “narcissist,” writing: “When he looks at a glass, he is mesmerized by its reflection. If ...