Magazine - Your Land
Through trials and tribulations
When the coronavirus pandemic cut off Jessie Thompson, 67, from her Baptist church, she felt alone. She was used to spending several days a week volunteering, ministering,…
February 16, 2021
Business
A DC restaurant struggles to make it through COVID
The coronavirus pandemic hit the economy hard starting in March 2020. Nearly a year later, it remains a hindrance, even with more than a million people per…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The doomscroller’s tale
No One Is Talking About This, by Patricia Lockwood. Riverhead Books, 224 pp., $25.00. Late in Patricia Lockwood’s No One Is Talking About This, a novel about…
Business
COVID has some families rethinking second cars
COVID-19 has reduced driving in the United States, as people have been ordered and lobbied by governments to stay close to home. For couples with more than…
Education
A message from Rome
The cork-popping on New Year’s Eve was accompanied by a solemn wish: May 2021 put an end to everything 2020, a year that was likely, for many,…
Crime
Lupin is one of the best shows of 2021
Early in the second episode of Lupin, Netflix’s latest European import and an early contender for best show of the year, there occurs a scene that captures…
Daily Memo
Byron York’s Daily Memo: The resistance was great for business
Welcome to Byron York’s Daily Memo newsletter. Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here to receive the newsletter. THE RESISTANCE WAS GREAT FOR BUSINESS. The…
Beltway Confidential
Democrats screw the little guy
The greatest trick the Democrats ever pulled was convincing the public they’re on the side of the little guy. Oh, hey, that sounds like Keyser Soze in…
Editorials
CBO offers minimum wage reality check
As President Biden and Democrats kept pushing the absurd idea of increasing the minimum wage during a pandemic that has already adversely affected the service industry, the…