Magazine - Features
Europe’s reckoning
The European Union’s response to the novel coronavirus is a sight to behold. For decades, the EU has linked the promotion of its progressive ideology and the…
May 5, 2020
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Microsoft pushes pandemic privacy guidelines
As government agencies and technology companies move to track the spread of COVID-19, other organizations are asking for rules that govern the collection of personal data in…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Ambush!
Faithful readers may remember I’ve said this column isn’t the place to go for the latest coronavirus news. You’ve seen the news. Most of it is pretty…
Economy
Democrats are on a mission to spend pandemic relief funds on problems they created
Democrats are very entrepreneurial, but not in the economic sense. They’re entrepreneurial in seeking to get special deals for their supporters, policymakers, and politicians in legislation to…
Magazine - Your Land
Failure to launch
Following the advice of your healthcare provider is generally good idea during a pandemic. But that doesn’t mean your local hospital’s social media account won’t lead you…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Did Thomas Jefferson ruin the presidency?
Nothing gets people talking about the presidency like an election year. For months, the country debates which candidate would make the best or most effective leader. The…
Magazine - Your Land
Stay-at-home births
Stay-at-home orders across the country have turned millions of parents into frontier women and men. Parents are making sourdough at home. They’re teaching algebra at home. And…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Faster, deadlier missiles force US to rethink how and from where it will fight the next war
In a long-standing ritual meant to showcase America’s “ability to generate combat air power at a moment’s notice,” five long-range B-52 Stratofortress bombers took part last month…
Beltway Confidential
Light amusement for a bleak epoch
It’s diverting to think what books one would want on a desert island. Social distancing, in its seventh or eighth week depending on where you are, is…
Business
Unemployed restaurant workers fret about becoming infected upon returning to work
Restaurant employees who have been sidelined by the coronavirus are concerned about returning to their jobs unless some assurances are made that it is safe to work…