Don’t Drown in Epstein and Other Darkness
We need some light in our lives, not the constant news frenzies.
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How the Government Creates Wealth Inequality
Politicians complain loudly about this problem, but their own policies are generating it.
Harvard’s Ban on Single-Sex Organizations Hurts Women
Students who join such organizations may not hold on-campus leadership position, captain an athletic team, or be recommended for postgraduate fellowships.
America’s Other ‘Special Relationship’ Remains Worth Preserving
There is no convincing argument that the destabilized Israel sought by the Ilhan Omars and Rashida Tlaibs of the world would serve U.S. interests.
Justin Amash, Michigan’s Independent
Amash's campaign slogan should be: ’Vote for someone who is as disgusted with Congress as you are.‘
New Life in New London’s Lyman Allyn Art Museum
Old Masters, Hudson River paintings, galleries both grand and intimate — the former seaport town is right to be proud of this museum.
In Praise of Walt Whitman
Anyone who doubts his contribution to the democratic project should read his poetry.
The Bogus Story That Launched a ‘Collusion’ Probe
A minor functionary’s farcical encounter with a self-promoting schemer provided the excuse for an investigation.
Finding Home amid Ruptured Relationships
We are in search of home, but our progressive march requires us to sever ourselves from not only the obligations of home but also from the ethos of home.
Medical Examiner Rules Epstein’s Death Suicide by Hanging
New York City's chief medical examiner ruled Friday that billionaire Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide, hanging himself in the Manhattan jail cell.