Magazine - Features
Summer of all fears
Over Memorial Day weekend, some families made their way to America’s beaches and ambled up and down the sand or the boardwalk. In a few parts of…
June 2, 2020
Business
Suspending the payroll tax really would stimulate the economy
The recovery stage for our economy is finally here, and now, the policy priority has to shift to getting people back on the job and businesses up…
Healthcare
Larry Kramer, 1935-2020
When Larry Kramer died of pneumonia last week in Manhattan at age 84, the New York Times described him in its headline as a “playwright and outspoken…
Magazine - Features
Exposing the hoax
No need to build to a crescendo — let’s just say it: The Trump-Russia investigation was a politically driven fraud from beginning to end. It was opened…
Magazine - Your Land
‘I do’ in the realm of social distancing
Love is patient. Love is kind. … It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. That includes a virus that makes the…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The last battle
Back in April, I told you about my friend Nick Jeffries, a former Marine who served through two combat tours in Iraq. The man had the courage…
Magazine - Your Land
Our next great crisis
The coronavirus, doctors are finding, can have lasting symptoms for survivors. So, it turns out, do the lockdowns. Anxiety, depression, and loneliness are plaguing the public more…
Magazine - Your Land
Sunset on the farm
Americans aren’t eating any less food than before, but fewer than ever are in the business of growing or raising that food. Family-run farms will soon be…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Tough guy
During his first term in Congress, Dan Crenshaw has already become a respected spokesman for conservative ideas. A former Navy SEAL who lost his eye to an…
Magazine - Your Land
Rollerblade renaissance
Like many children growing up in the Midwest, my first bike was a big deal. It was a hot pink vision, its shiny, white wheels ready and…