The dignity of the Queen’s queue
The scenes of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II this week are riveting, and importantly, they are not unique. I’ll get to that second thought a little later.…
The scenes of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II this week are riveting, and importantly, they are not unique. I’ll get to that second thought a little later.…
One of Queen Elizabeth II’s first official duties in 1952 was to receive her first prime minister, Winston Churchill. One of her last, two days before her…
Back in April, I wrote about attending an event for veterans-turned-authors where former Marine Cpl. Kacy Tellessen talked about his Iraq War book Freaks of a Feather:…
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There are lies, damned lies, and New York Times statistics. Last Sunday, the New York Times published a hit piece on yeshivas, the religious schools that serve…
If any prominent public official in Washington had earned the right to be called a public servant, it was Kenneth Starr, who died last week in Houston,…
About 12 years ago, during what now looks like the show’s last Golden Age, Saturday Night Live aired a particularly amusing short film in which Andy Samberg…
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