The Crime of Human Virtue
I loved this essay by A.R. Moxon. You might, too.
I loved this essay by A.R. Moxon. You might, too.
I have spent the past week in London. The suburb of Richmond is home to the National Archives of the United Kingdom. The Archives have a considerable collection of documents from the rebellion of the American colonies and the war for independence. In recognition of our 250th birthday, they put
I've just finished an excellent book by Theo Baker called How to Rule the World. Baker begins his book in the Fall of 2022, when he was a newly-admitted freshman at Stanford University. He opens with an on-campus meeting with a Silicon Valley CEO teaching an
In addition to today's longish piece on incompetence over at the Department of Justice, I want to flag another piece of news that surprised and disappointed me today. Tulsi Gabbard was the least-qualified US Director of National Intelligence in the history of the country. She's
On May 19, the US Department of Justice announced that it had settled a lawsuit brought by Donald Trump, two of his sons and his real estate company against the US Treasury and the IRS. The settlement included the creation of a fund of $1,776,000,000 to be