Business
Trump will win by ‘giving them hell’
Donald Trump isn’t the first incumbent president to run for reelection facing a deficit in the late summer polls. At this stage of the election cycle in…
September 8, 2020
Education
Cannibalizing private life
Welcome to back-to-school season: 84% of the 25 largest public school districts in the country have decided not to reopen with any in-person instruction this fall. Teachers…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Trump to make United Nations splash by appearing in person
Some things never change at the United Nations General Assembly. When its general debate convenes later this month, the first speaker will be the president of Brazil…
Magazine - Your Land
Leaving the city
Liberal journalists are scrambling these days to tell us that nothing is wrong in our center cities. They’re urging us to look away from the lockdown-ravaged main…
Magazine - Your Land
Poll-arization
People learned in 2016 that the polls aren’t always accurate — in part because many aren’t honest with pollsters. The same trend is playing out ahead of…
Business
Companies pump up cybersecurity spending due to pandemic
Many companies are increasing their spending on cybersecurity in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with employees working from home a significant reason for the change, many cybersecurity…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The Killers’ love letter to America
The Killers’ new album, Imploding the Mirage, provides a perfect soundtrack to the current urban exodus. For most listeners, the Killers are a blast from the past,…
Education
Teachers against school
Each day since mid-August, more and more elementary, middle, and high schools opened for a first day. In some places, it’s the public schools. In others, it’s…
Magazine - Your Land
The new veganism
Would a soy root by any other name taste so savory? Would vegetarianism and veganism be more popular if you called them “plant-based diets”? The current revolution…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Angels and fish
The forest where the Kaluli live in Papua New Guinea is so thick that space is mapped by how far sound travels. In Chiapas, Mexico, they say…