The American Art of Obsessing over Your Pets
Middle Easterners and Americans do cats differently, as I learned.
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Syria Before the Deluge
Do any Americans know that Syria was ever beautiful? That Syrians have a culture to be immensely proud of?
A Raw Look at the New ‘Other Half’
Dignity gives a face to the back row that suffers as statistics that the more fortunate can turn their eyes from.
Religious Freedom Week: The Persecution of Copts in Egypt
Here is a compilation of statements I gathered that best highlight the discrimination and quandaries Copts face today.
The Beautiful, Corrupt Game
Even after years of scandals and investigations, soccer’s parasitic executive class continues to tarnish the sport.
Can a Small Italian Village Point the Way to More Livable Modern Cities?
A conference of urbanists set to convene next month aims to find out.
Christians in Egypt Attacked by Civilians Twice in One Week
Police often act more as bystanders than individuals tasked with protecting Egyptian citizens, especially Copts.
Who Occupational Licensing Hurts the Most
For someone who claims to be dedicated to “Raising women up,” Connecticut congresswoman Jillian Gilchrest has a strange way of showing it.