Buckley Jr. founded the National Review and hosted Firing Line for 30 years His sprawling ... and an atrium The Connecticut childhood home of William F. Buckley Jr., one of the architects of ...

You could trace Larry Perelman’s “American Impresario,” to a Facebook post in the aughts. Or to a letter he wrote in 1994. Or to his family moving to St. Paul from the Soviet Union in the ...

William F. Buckley Jr., one of the most versatile public ... Buckley is the also the star of "Firing Line," the weekly television debate program which airs on the Public Broadcasting Service.

Where would modern American conservatism be without William F. Buckley Jr ... (RELATED: The Panama Canal and the Firing Line Debate) Buckley also sailed across oceans and wrote books about ...

Firing Line was an American public affairs show founded and hosted by conservative William F. Buckley, Jr., founder and publisher of National Review magazine. Its 1,504 episodes over 33 years made ...

I met William F. Buckley only once ... And the entire time, the platforms that Buckley built—Firing Line, National Review, his syndicated news columns—provided support for amplifying Reagan ...

Buckley was “an anti-Communist warrior, a fighter against anti-Semitism, defender of freedom, a Renaissance man, and the man ...

I’d written an article for Quadrant about the unceremonious and unconscionable firing of my friend ... who succeeded William F. Buckley at National Review in 1988. He’s the finest writer ...