Magazine - Your Land
Robot revolution setback
The strange hum outside Jennifer King’s quiet Richmond District home in San Francisco started at night. At first, she thought there was a spacecraft outside her bedroom…
October 26, 2021
Magazine - Life & Arts
The false religion of wokeness
It’s become commonplace to argue that wokeness has all the trappings, if not the makings, of a new religion. Woke Racism: How a New Religion Has Betrayed…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The exuberant America of Jasper Johns
Jasper Johns, likely the most renowned living American artist, was born in Augusta, Georgia, in 1930 and grew up in South Carolina. He now lives in a…
Crime
Activists against child welfare
Noah Cuatro died of suffocation in July 2019 at his home in Palmdale, California, just before his fifth birthday, his body riddled with broken bones. As a…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
REvil, a Russian ransomware operation, shut down because of hackers
REvil, a Russian-language ransomware gang, has suspended operations for the second time in recent months, this time because the group itself was compromised. REvil’s leaks blog, called…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The best dates are blind
According to research by the dating website Match.com, each state has a popular and unique word that keeps cropping up in its local profiles. In Wyoming, no…
Crime
Whipping out
The whip, for centuries, was a tool to punish criminals. But, unfortunately, as of this year, cracking a whip will make you a criminal in certain parts…
Beltway Confidential
Two lies and Katie Couric
An Outright Lie The Associated Press has taken a side in the endless debate over Netflix’s release of a comedy special that includes jokes about the transgender…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The end of the student-athlete
Since the inception of revenue-generating athletics at U.S. universities, administrators and coaches have faced calls for reform on the playing field and in the classroom. From Theodore…
