Account of a 1998 interview about the writing of "The American Century."

Article about the book by Harold Evans, how diverse people created a democratic and free world power, includes audio clips of the author.

Harold Evans on the January 2001 Hart-Rudman report, which recommended a National Homeland Security Agency and was ignored by both the press and the administration.

An essay by Harold Evans addresses what journalists can learn from the last hundred years.

Archives of the journalist's columns for The Guardian, many about the 2000 presidential election in the US.

Profile of the journalist describes his many things to support and protect the freedom of the press and investigative journalism in Britain, America and the developing world.

Transcript of The Index Lecture for the Hay-on-Wye Literary Festival, given by Harold Evans on June 2, 2002, about the impact of the global village.

Curated by Harold Evans, the exhibit profiles war correspondents from the Crimean War to the present. Includes video interviews of journalists.

An essay by Evans on the role of the war correspondent throughout history.

In June, 1999 Harold Evans talked about America's accomplishments in the last century, as described in his book, and its equally bright future in the next century if it remains internationalist, maintains freedom and doesn't impose its will too arrogantly.

Four-part series, based on the book by Harold Evans, profiles a dozen innovators from the steam engine to the search engine. Includes transcripts and teacher guides.

Offers extracts from the book by Harold Evans about America from 1889 through 1989, and an author Q&A.

Biography of the editor, author and journalist includes a bibliography of his works.