Fifty years have passed since the Stanford marshmallow experiment, perhaps the most famous of all psychological tests. Small children were offered a choice between one marshmallow now…
Democratic Rep. Al Lawson’s November playbook is a campaign version of a half-court buzzer-beating shot he might have tried as a standout basketball player for Florida A&M…
James Madison James Madison’s foundation, destroyed from within By Quin Hillyer, Deputy Commentary Editor September 09, 2022 02:00 PM Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email Print James Madison James…
I visited the National Museum of American History for the first time 25 years ago and was appalled. Its displays were shallow and tendentious, revealing a clear,…
According to a late August article in Irish news website Extra.ie, “The students’ union at Trinity College want the Berkeley Library on campus renamed due to the…
Twenty years ago, Peter Bogdanovich, filmmaker, film scholar, and film enthusiast, introduced modern audiences to Elinor Glyn. Inventing the It Girl: How Elinor Glyn Created the Modern…
If a racial slur is yelled in a packed arena and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? That is the question…
Autumn comes nice and early on the Lido, where perfect temperatures have a way of accompanying the Venice Film Festival every year. Masks are still recommended for…
Earlier this month, the citizens of Chile went to the polls to vote on a new constitution devised by the Socialist Party. Finding themselves temporarily in power,…
My most enduring memory of college policy debate is manhandling Rubbermaid tubs. These were big, plastic, and unwieldy, the sort of thing fathers use to store Christmas…
