In the polite corners of Washington, D.C. conservatism, speaking of a stolen election is akin to expressing anti-Semitism or admitting to voting for former President Barack Obama…
House Democrats, eyeing the arrival of President-elect Joe Biden in the White House next year, plan to ramp up efforts to repeal a law that bans abortions…
Small-business owner Joe Shamess has mixed feelings about whether 2021 will be an improvement over this year or just more of the same. “There’s certainly apprehension,” he…
In 2006, Edwards Air Force Base unveiled a statue of ace airman Chuck Yeager, and the base’s historian, Jim Young, had just one thing to say about…
If designing a smartphone application literally called “Apple Wallet” weren’t clue enough of what Apple is after, the tech giant released new evidence this Christmas season: a…
The year was 2015. Lloyd Austin was the four-star Army general in charge of the U.S. Central Command with responsibility for Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan. For more…
When a wave of lockdowns shuttered much of the country earlier this year, one unexpected effect was a national toilet paper shortage. Saturday Night Live riffed on…
You’re not going anywhere anytime soon. But while “stay at home” orders are keeping most of the country at home (or nearby), there’s a bunch of whippersnappers…
Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are spiking once again in many parts of the United States. But unlike back in March, when we knew very little about COVID-19,…
William Seward is known to most people as the architect of “Seward’s folly,” the acquisition of Alaska from Russia for $7.2 million in 1867. The stinging name…
