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  • Looking for COVID Truth in All the Wrong Places

    Looking for COVID Truth in All the Wrong Places0

    (CORRECT & NOTE TO READERS: The original story cited Stephen Green’s article claiming that Italy’s Institute of Health issued a report separating those who died from COVID from those who died with COVID. Green issued a clarification admiting that the original Italian report says nothing about separating these two categories. The inaccurate quotations and references were removed

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  • Looking for Beauty on Our Way to the Manger

    Looking for Beauty on Our Way to the Manger0

    This Thanksgiving, 36 members of my family – my children and grandchildren, a nephew and his wife, and an in-law still raw from the recent death of her husband – gathered in the kitchen and dining room of my daughter’s house. Following the mealtime blessing, we took turns expressing what we were thankful for, from

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  • Looking Beyond Politics to Be Pro-Life

    Looking Beyond Politics to Be Pro-Life0

    It was a historic win for the pro-life movement when the Supreme Court justices overturned Roe v. Wade. There’s no denying Trump’s role in this achievement—he appointed several of the justices in question. But recent positioning by the Trump campaign calls into question Trump’s personal commitment to the pro-life cause and his effectiveness as a

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  • Looking Beyond Headlines to Outsmart the Propagandists

    Looking Beyond Headlines to Outsmart the Propagandists0

    The trial of officer Derek Chauvin came up in a conversation I had with a friend this weekend. “Yeah, I really haven’t been able to follow it much, but I did see a few headlines,” was the essence of my friend’s comments on the issue. He then noted that the little he had seen made

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  • Looking at Randomness but Seeing Conspiracies

    Looking at Randomness but Seeing Conspiracies0

    We see patterns where none exist. It’s what humans do; in fact, it’s what animals do. Mark Twain noticed this, and had a pithy summary. We should be careful to get out of an experience only the wisdom that is in it — and stop there; lest we be like the cat that sits down

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  • Longing for the Days of Presidential Attack Ads

    Longing for the Days of Presidential Attack Ads0

    Man, do I miss Michael Bloomberg. Don’t get me wrong. The constant bombardment his campaign leveled at Americans over billboards, television, radio, and the internet was incessant and utterly annoying. It was a great relief to see him drop out of the race, if for no other reason than to have this multi-sensory campaign assault

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