Magazine - Your Land
Finishing the race
Believe it or not, marathons used to be an interactive and exciting experience for those competing — and for those cheering them on. But that was before…
November 3, 2020
Magazine - Your Land
Under the bridge downtown
The right to sleep on the streets is still alive in Los Angeles as the city council postponed a vote on banning homeless encampments. Los Angeles has…
Crime
Crime on lockdown?
At first, it seemed that everyone staying home would drive crime down. And it kind of did. But take away recreation, community, and school, and it’s no…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Good Evil
A confession: I haven’t intentionally watched a network TV show in many, many years. Like so many people, I’ve turned my back on wholesome “normie” television to…
Beltway Confidential
Workers and capitalists of rural Pennsylvania unite
ALTOONA, Pennsylvania — Over a hundred years ago, Edward Hallinan from County Mayo ended up in Altoona, here in Central Pennsylvania. “He was a railroader,” explains his…
Daily Memo
Byron York’s Daily Memo: “Anonymous” caper ends in disgrace for writer, New York Times
Welcome to Byron York’s Daily Memo newsletter. Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here to receive the newsletter. “ANONYMOUS” CAPER ENDS IN DISGRACE FOR WRITER,…
Beltway Confidential
The New York Times throws stones in a glass house
If only Mark Twain had popularized a phrase to capture the deepest levels of hypocrisy, as he did for “lies, damned lies, and statistics.” The quaint and…
Editorials
With interstate electoral vote compact, liberals attempt to hack the Constitution
Article II of the U.S. Constitution lays out a clear process for the election of presidents, under which each state will choose electors equal to the combined…