Columnists
Don’t fail to presume innocence, especially for bad people
Imagine spending more than 300 days in a 6-by-9-foot cell with only a concrete bed and a toilet, lacking any natural light. Imagine being fed throughout those…
May 4, 2021
Editorials
Is Biden trying to become Putin’s favorite president?
Joe Biden might refer to Vladimir Putin as a “killer,” but our president’s actions hardly match his tough talk. After four years of Democrats attacking former President…
Columnists
Primary in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH — National politicians have used this city in the past two decades as either a visual prop or an alliteration. They come here, to a city…
Editorials
Voters gave Joe Biden an inch; 100 days later, he’s taking a mile
Joe Biden has been president now for 100 full days. Under normal circumstances, a milestone such as this might occasion an issue by issue evaluation — a…
Business
Buying or building a home continues to get costlier
High demand created the housing bubble in the mid-2000s. When the economy took a hit, the bubble burst, and by January 2009, the supply of available homes…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The retro dystopia of the filing cabinet
In 2002, Vermont architect Bren Alvarez acquired 11 disused filing cabinets, which she stacked one on top of the other, creating a single 40-foot-plus column of 38…
Healthcare
Andrew Cuomo’s worst nightmare
By Christmastime, Janice Dean was ready to give up on her extracurricular crusade against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Fox News’s preternaturally optimistic early-morning meteorologist had spent…
Business
FCC rolls out new plan to combat robocalls
The Federal Communications Commission recently announced new efforts that would require phone service providers to be held accountable for allowing robocalls. People across the United States are…
Magazine - Life & Arts
A salute to Old Man Rivers
Jerry Hensley is the kind of man who tears up for the National Anthem. Similar to other Washington Examiner readers, he loves America. His patriotism led him…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The anatomy of melancholy
Alex Riley’s A Cure for Darkness begins with a stand-alone paragraph stating that an estimated 322 million people have depression. According to the World Bank, mental health…