Magazine - Life & Arts
The magic of Tom Stoppard
I have never met the brilliant Czech-born, British-reared playwright Tom Stoppard, but on a few occasions, I have become aware of just how revered he is within…
March 2, 2021
Magazine - Life & Arts
Rules of force and crowd control
Sgt. Jason Glassin had always longed for the thrill of jumping from planes. He’s one of those all-Americans, eager to serve out of patriotism and in the…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Beyond the grave
The itinerant, Chilean-born writer Roberto Bolano, who died in 2003, has become one of the most internationally recognized and influential of Latin American novelists despite the fact…
Magazine - Your Land
Radio silence
“10-4” is the radio code for “message received,” but fewer and fewer hobbyists, reporters, or citizens of any stripe will receive any messages over public safety radio…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
The Left is losing patience with the president’s ‘important partner’ Joe Manchin
To the left wing of the Democratic Party, he is an obstacle in need of replacement by the next Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. To the White House, he is…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The importance of being shameless
Here is a story that haunts me: I was flying from London to Los Angeles. The young woman in front of me at the check-in desk was…
Education
Democrats plot path to dominance
Winning control of both houses of Congress and the White House had Democrats pondering ways to secure national dominance, whether that be by pushing to add Washington,…
Magazine - Your Land
The Muppets head to the guillotine
Kermit better watch what he says. Disney’s in charge now. The company slapped The Muppet Show, an age-old classic that was around before most millennials were born,…
Business
Climate change alarmism takes another big hit
Throughout the midsection of the United States in February, record frigid temperatures were inconvenient for those politicians who call global warming an “existential threat.” Global warming is…
Business
Royal Caribbean increases bookings as people anticipate dissipation of COVID
Royal Caribbean Cruise’s stock began at least a 12-day rally, from Feb. 12 to Feb. 24, climbing from $67.63 a share to $96.66. The stock rose on…