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I Remember 0
- Culture
- September 11, 2019
I was in the air when the first tower was hit; I watched the two towers fall, stupefied and enraged, alone in my hotel room in Norfolk. After my business was done, I went to the eerily quiet Norfolk airport to begin the drive home. I remember watching contrails in the sky driving across Virginia,
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The Myth of the Declining Polar Bear Population 0
- Politics
- September 10, 2019
Many of us watched the viral video in horror. A starving polar bear scavenging for food on barren land, his ribs visible beneath a jaundiced white coat. “This is what climate change looks like,” said National Geographic. The magazine explained that because of melting sea ice, precipitated by climate change, more of these mammals are
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What Explains Modern Hostility to the Family?0
- Culture
- September 10, 2019
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How to Change Victimhood Culture in a Few, Short Years 0
- Culture
- September 10, 2019
My father lost his job while I was in grade school. Due to an economic downturn and attempts to start a business, my family lived without a regular paycheck for over two years. It was rough. We tightened our belts and became experts in frugality. But one doesn’t feel the big pressures of economic distress
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It’s Not Enough to Know Your Own Beliefs 0
- Culture
- September 10, 2019
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How the Media and Police Could Discourage Mass Shootings 0
- Culture
- September 10, 2019
Another public shooting came and went last week in West Texas. Close on the heels of the El Paso Walmart shooting, the Odessa shooting had some peculiar aspects, including its spontaneous eruption from a traffic stop and the killer’s shooting of hapless civilians from a moving vehicle. Like all mass shootings, this led to substantial
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