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  • Leaving the Peach State Won’t Be so Peachy for Netflix

    Leaving the Peach State Won’t Be so Peachy for Netflix0

    Several major studios are considering abandoning Georgia as a film production location in light of Georgia’s recent heartbeat bill. If implemented, the bill would ban the destruction of the life of an unborn child once a heartbeat is detectable.   Netflix has come out as the strongest voice against the bill, their chief content officer

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  • Aldi and the Virtues of ‘Brutal Efficiency’

    Aldi and the Virtues of ‘Brutal Efficiency’1

    In recent years, we’ve witnessed a food revolution of sorts, leading to expansive consumer choice and an increasing emphasis on healthy or specialty foods that are locally and ethically sourced. In turn, a flurry of grocery chains have capitalized on such trends, with some stuffing their aisles with countless brands as others focus on “socially

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  • Graduates, Be Skeptical of Those in Power

    Graduates, Be Skeptical of Those in Power0

    It is graduation season, and with it comes the inevitable commencement speeches that encourage the new graduates to go forth bravely into the world, transform it, and leave their marks. I doubt any college administrators will ever invite someone like me to give such a speech. In some ways, it is for the best. I

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  • The Three Things Every Good Man Wants to Do for Women

    The Three Things Every Good Man Wants to Do for Women0

    “Anything you can do, I can do better,” runs the old song from “Annie Get Your Gun.” Although once a humorous look at the battle between the sexes, today the song is a fitting anthem to the reign of girl power in society. Women, it is thought, can and should do everything that men do.

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  • Why Are We No Longer Visiting Our Nation’s Historical Sites?

    Why Are We No Longer Visiting Our Nation’s Historical Sites?1

    My wife and I recently visited our son and daughter-in-law in Philadelphia. As part of our visit, we took in some of the historical sites of the city. Among these were the first congress building and the Liberty Bell. We certainly weren’t the only ones at these places. Others were enjoying the exhibits and we

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  • Biological Male Wins NCAA Women’s Track Championship

    Biological Male Wins NCAA Women’s Track Championship0

    A biological male who identifies as a transgender woman won an NCAA national championship over Memorial Day weekend. Franklin Pierce University runner CeCe Telfer won the Division II women’s 400-meter hurdles on Saturday night, besting the second-place finisher by more than a second. “Telfer is the first student-athlete in Franklin Pierce history to collect an

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