Useful idiocracy
Now that China’s fever has broken in terms of its mismanagement of the novel coronavirus, the Chinese Communist Party has the strength to raise its finger to…
Now that China’s fever has broken in terms of its mismanagement of the novel coronavirus, the Chinese Communist Party has the strength to raise its finger to…
In a vain attempt to avoid writing about what we were still calling the “novel coronavirus” two weeks ago, I went spelunking in the notes I jot…
The coronavirus pandemic has isolated thousands of Americans, forcing most adults to take refuge at home and avoid social situations. But community is not out of reach…
WHAT TO READ Christine Rosen Reading in a time of pandemic prompts some obvious recommendations: Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron (1353), which explores the behavior of a small…
Things will get worse in America before they get better. That’s the dark cloud the coronavirus has spread over our country. Great suffering has come our way…
The coronavirus outbreak has prompted more people to shop online at a time when the number of counterfeit goods sold on the web has also increased. The…
Republicans, who have long opposed massive stimulus measures, are now spearheading the most expensive one in history to try to rescue the economy from the effects of…
Shock ages poorly and is a sentiment ill-suited to the age. If outrage still abounds, its most irritating facet is its phoniness: With the heroic portions of…
Two weeks ago, I was on a flight returning to Washington, D.C. News of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States had just hit the airwaves, so…
New legislation introduced in the Senate would pump up the Federal Trade Commission as a way to enforce new privacy and data security laws. The Consumer Data…