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  • Two Unv*ccinated Canadians, Denied Organ Transplants, Have Died

    Two Unv*ccinated Canadians, Denied Organ Transplants, Have Died3

    Two Canadians have died in recent months after being refused organ transplants due to their COVID-19 vaccination status. Garnet Harper, 35, from Ontario, passed away on May 22 of this year from a stroke induced by kidney failure, leaving behind his wife and five children. More recently, 58-year-old grandmother Sheila Annette Lewis of Alberta died

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  • Two Types of People

    Two Types of People0

    • October 13, 2015

    As we look around at the world, most of us are just trying to get by. We may worry about the overall direction of the country or the culture, but there is only so much we can do as individuals. Most of us, unfortunately, are stuck on the hamster wheel of a debt-based economy –

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  • Two Thumbs up for the Trades

    Two Thumbs up for the Trades0

    Last week I was strolling through a park beside the French Broad River when I met a former student, a young woman whose fiery personality and humor had always enlivened classroom discussions. With her was a handsome young man whom I assume she is dating. When I asked him what sort of work he did,

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  • Two Things Holding America Together

    Two Things Holding America Together0

    In her Friday column, Peggy Noonan traced the travels of Chris Arnade, a photographer who spent 2016 traversing the nation, taking pictures of struggling Americans along the way. (You’ll find his work in the Guardian and the Atlantic.) Noonan’s columns that probe American life tend to be insightful and poetic, and this one was no

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  • Two Studies on Immigration and Race, With Surprising Details

    Two Studies on Immigration and Race, With Surprising Details0

    Two mainstream think tanks have published new studies on immigration and race in America that come to the typical, safe conclusions. But a look at the data inside shows something more interesting. A new Cato Institute report defending immigration begins by contending that immigrants are unlikely to negatively affect states’ fiscal health. But within the study’s findings,

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  • Two Strategies for Making Better Financial Choices in 2024

    Two Strategies for Making Better Financial Choices in 20242

    The Aesop Fable known as The Ant and the Grasshopper offers a profound commentary on life and work. Its moral is at once striking and compelling, regardless of the reader’s background. One version of the fable goes as follows: One bright day in late autumn a family of Ants were bustling about in the warm sunshine, drying out

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