The American Political Science Association (APSA) released its periodic rankings of American presidents earlier this week. The list tells us…
On Saturday, February 24, 2018 — nearly 24 years after the founding of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) by…
People-watching at McCarron International Airport in Las Vegas can be a fascinating exercise. Those who just touched down on the…
A recent episode of the rebooted X-Files affixes a question mark to its “I want to believe” tagline. “The Lost…
One key to understanding much of the bewildering behavior we see around us is to recognize the power and popularity…
Why spend money and reading time on two older gents kvetching in Where Were We? That’s easy. Because you’re unlikely to find more amusing kvetching anywhere in print than in this compendium of email correspondence between two men of letters, one in America, the other in England. It’s a follow-on of the equally entertaining, Distant Intimacy, published by Yale University Press in 2013 and still available.
“Intersectionality” is a trendy word in feminist theory that bids us to examine events and conditions in relation to one…
Entrusting legislation to politically correct lynch mobs — which is the first instinct of Democrats after any tragedy — doesn’t…
To be a leader is to be an educator, Aristotle taught, appropriately. Lead in thought, lead in government, teach. Which…
