Magazine - Life & Arts
Is this necessary?
A friend of mine who works for a large financial institution told me that he and his team are trying to change the way they talk on…
March 9, 2021
Healthcare
Then and Now: Body mass
I was talking to a friend this week who was entertaining me with a half-hearted notion that he should gain 20 pounds so that he could more…
Magazine - Features
How British cops became the literal speech police
On Feb. 17, Joseph Kelly entered a “not guilty” plea before a Scottish court on the charge of having posted “an offensive tweet” in response to the…
Business
Red states should revolt against the ‘blue state bailout’
Congressional Democrats are a runaway train with a drunk-on-power conductor in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. No matter how much evidence pours in that the economy doesn’t need…
Magazine - Your Land
Which vaccine?
If you ask foreign visitors what strikes them about the United States, many will say the variety, the choices, the endless options in everything. There are five…
Editorials
Then they came for Dr. Seuss
It was not long ago that Vice President Kamala Harris found it advantageous to go on Twitter and wish the late prolific poet Dr. Seuss a happy…
Columnists
How much do Trump supporters, conservatives, and Republicans overlap?
In 2017, shortly after the inauguration of former President Donald Trump, presidential counselor and campaign manager Kellyanne Conway took to the stage at the annual Conservative Political…
Beltway Confidential
Biden’s bungling anti-Trumpism starts to fray
“Orange man bad” is the leitmotif of Biden administration messaging and policymaking. If you want to know what President Biden is doing, check what President Donald Trump…
Columnists
Is there any reason to think this time will be different?
When public policies have produced disastrous results and when alternative policies have resulted in immediate, seemingly miraculous improvement, why would anyone want to go back to the…