Latest articles

Trump-backed Senate candidate faces GOP worries that he could be linked to adult website profile

For Republicans eager to regain the Senate majority this year, Ohio offers a prime opportunity to pick up a critical seat.

Migrants lacking passports must now submit to facial recognition to board flights in U.S.

The U.S. government has started requiring migrants without passports to submit to facial recognition technology to take domestic flights under a change that prompted confusion this week among immigrants and advocacy groups in Texas.

GOP primary opponent attempts to throw Massie off ballot over ally’s residence

Rep. Thomas Massie is facing a primary candidate who is attempting to throw the Kentucky Republican off the ballot.

Judge rejects Trump bid to toss classified documents case on constitutional grounds

A federal judge on Thursday rejected one bid by Donald Trump to throw out out his classified documents criminal case, and appeared skeptical during hours of arguments of a separate effort to scuttle the prosecution ahead of trial.

Baby Bust: How a family-unfriendly culture has left us with fewer children

My first night as a dad is seared in my memory.  I remember collapsing into a blue maternity room recliner and bawling my eyes out, overwhelmed by the dizzying mix of terror and gratitude that only parenthood brings. I was in awe at the physical feat my wife had just performed in delivering a human, […]

Margaret Cavendish’s contradictory multitudes

“Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf?,” the most famous rhetorical question in English, is now retired upon finding an answer: Francesca Peacock.  The reputation of Margaret Cavendish, the subject of Peacock’s debut book, was accustomed to attacks during and well after her lifetime. Her Restoration-era contemporaries deemed her unlearned and insane, and some denied her authorship […]

The sad, happy life of Carson McCullers

On Nov. 21, 1940, novelist Carson McCullers threw a party with the writers and artists she shared a dilapidated home with in Brooklyn Heights. It was a Thanksgiving party, a housewarming party, and a birthday party for the British composer Benjamin Britten, one of the residents of the brownstone commune. After a meal of turkey […]

What really keeps the military moving

Information and operational security is something this old soldier takes very seriously. That’s why this column is difficult to write. Faithful reader, because you peruse these hallowed pages in search of truth, I’m about to break omertà. I’m going to tell you about the shadow organization that’s infiltrated every branch of the United States military: […]

The strange twilight of men’s lifestyle magazines

As publications designed to appeal to the young, the affluent, and the upwardly mobile, men’s lifestyle magazines have always had a liberal, cosmopolitan sensibility. People who join CrossFit gyms, buy designer pea coats, and winter on the Amalfi Coast (or imagine themselves wintering on the Amalfi Coast) aren’t in the market for lectures on traditional […]

Tacos to-go only

The most important problem in most cities right now is crime. That is to be expected when you can’t even enjoy tacos in peace. Oakland is one of those cities synonymous with crime. Couple that with a pro-criminal district attorney who does not think doing her job of putting criminals behind bars affects criminals committing […]

All categories

Recent comments

spot_img