Blog 3 Columns

Why Every Leader Should Challenge the Status Quo 0
- Education
- March 3, 2020
The last few years have seen many people across the political spectrum wondering why the American people elected a man like Donald Trump. He’s rude, arrogant, and any number of other things. How could Americans be duped into choosing such a president? There are many ways to answer that question. However, one reason seems to
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Kids Benefit From Seeing Euthanasia Close Up, Says Canadian Doctor 0
- Culture
- March 3, 2020
Bedside gatherings at Canadian euthanasia deaths are normally an adults-only affair. Of course we’re not privy to most of them, but occasionally a journalist describes the last moments of an elderly man or woman in a magazine feature. Sometimes there’s a party, glasses of champagne, hilarity – until the doctor arrives. The friends and relatives gather around the bed
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Four Keys to Understanding History of Super Tuesday 0
- March 3, 2020
Super Tuesday is typically the closest thing to a national primary election in the United States. It got the “super” name with as many as 24 state contests and as few as three in a single day. On March 3 this year, it falls somewhere in between as 14 states and American Samoa hold presidential
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Emotional Support Animals Endanger People and Make Life Harder for People Who Need Service Dogs 0
- Culture
- March 3, 2020
In 2017, Marlin Jackson boarded a cross-country flight. When he got to his row, another passenger was already in the middle seat with an emotional support dog in his lap. According to Mr. Jackson’s attorney, “The approximately 50-pound dog growled at Mr. Jackson soon after he took his seat…and continued as Mr. Jackson attempted to
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Boost Your Immune System to Fight the Coronavirus 0
- Culture
- March 3, 2020
Commentary about the coronavirus is endless. Those with anti-China and anti-trade mindsets bash China, those with anti-Trump agendas bash the president’s response, and those with a big-government bias are using the crisis to argue for spending more money. The etiology of the disease is uncertain, with cases showing up in Americans who didn’t travel abroad
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Trans Indoctrination in the Schools?0
- Culture
- March 2, 2020
When does the madness end? Every morning brings some new online story of sexual insanity. In Britain, a man undergoing a hysterectomy and a metoidioplasty, an operation giving him a penis, had his vagina removed without his consent. The two doctors treating him were temporarily suspended for this operation. Apparently, they figured if he was to be
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The 1619 Project and Its Critics 0
- Uncategorized
- March 2, 2020
The 1619 Project – The New York Times campaign launched in August 2019 to transform American history into a tale of racial oppression and nothing but for the last 400 years – has attracted a great deal of critical attention. Much of this attention has come from professional historians who are nonplussed by the numerous misstatements of fact, the disappearance of
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Coronavirus Unites China in Fear, Grief and Anger at Government 0
- Culture
- March 2, 2020
The coronavirus known as COVID-19 has killed more than 3,000 people and spread into Europe and Latin America, raising fears of a global pandemic. But in China, where the outbreak began, it took just one death to unleash the grief and fury of a nation. On Feb. 7, 34-year-old Dr. Li Wenliang – one of
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Colonialism Has Been an Equal Opportunity Oppressor 0
- Education
- March 2, 2020
The New York Times’ 1619 Project seeks to recraft America as a nation with an explicitly racist past, founded on the principles of slavery. In reading articles such as these, it’s important to remember that slavery and other buzzwords are not the catchalls for racism that they are presumed to be. Colonialism is one example
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Why Every Leader Should Challenge the Status Quo 0