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Shakespeare’s 3 ‘Hot Takes’ for a Nation in Troubled Times 0
- Culture, Featured, Literature
- September 8, 2026
There’s a lot of craziness in the news right now – when isn’t there? – between foreign policy and Iran, endless left/right political bickering and party infighting, economy woes, new conspiracy theories, and highly publicized murder trials. Adding to the heaviness is every political pundit’s “hot take.” Most Americans are tired of it, quite frankly.
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The Limitless Fun of the Stay-At-Home Mom 0
- Culture, Family, Featured
- September 8, 2026
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial has revealed what a low opinion of motherhood many people have. Clancy pleaded not guilty to murdering her three children, claiming to be merely a depressed woman suffering from a psychosis. Throughout the trial, many women have claimed that such a state is inevitable in the misery of motherhood and
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MIT Admits AI Can Finish Any Undergrad Assignment. Now What?0
- Culture, Education, Featured, Science
- September 4, 2026
When I graduated from college in 2016, the mind-numbingly advanced technologies currently on offer to today’s undergraduate students simply weren’t available. I had to hunt through books and navigate innumerable online articles to find a single quote needed for an assignment. Sometimes this research would take days, sometimes weeks. That time, however recent it may
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5 Tips to Producing More Good Men 0
- Culture, Featured
- September 3, 2026
In my recent article “Is a Good Man Hard to Find?” I invited readers to look at some broad markers of manliness, like respect for others and for one’s self, and a chivalric code, which time and circumstance have shaped and reshaped but never completely abandoned. Now, however, I’d like to turn to some specific character traits
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Physical Media Isn’t Dead Yet 0
- Culture, Entertainment, Featured, Literature
- September 3, 2026
I remember the first time I heard Apple’s “Siri” voice in elementary school. I was awed and a little scared of this talking robot, but now, asking Siri for answers from the web is commonplace. Yet for most of us in Gen Z and Gen Alpha, this is all we’ve ever known, and there’s no
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Why Mysteries Are Good for the Rational Soul 0
- Culture, Featured, Literature, Philosophy
- September 2, 2026
Mysteries and crime fiction hold a special kind of appeal. Just look at the immense popularity of true crime podcasts, police procedurals on network TV, or the undying interest in the works of Agatha Christie. Some of the earliest forms of literature we have are mysteries, such as “Oedipus Rex,” and some of the greatest
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