Month: March 2019

Former Trump Organization executive vice-president Michael Cohen is on Capitol Hill again on Wednesday, testifying for a second time in a closed session of the House Intelligence Committee. It’s not clear precisely what...

Every once in a while the NY Times says something useful. This is one of those times. The Oppression of the Supermajority Yes, some of the data that support the following view is drawn from sources that I personally regard as...

Welcome back, music lovers. This week is devoted to the 60th anniversary of Miles Davis’ classic Kind of Blue. This is some of the stuff I would have heard on the record player as a small child. Later I’d become...

Eric Bolling’s son died at 19 from an apparent opioid overdose, which is something that is far too common in our country right now. I certainly understand that he wants to honor his son by highlighting the opioid crisis,...

There are some things in Ross Douthat’s latest column that I at least partially agree with, which is rarity for me. I’m pleased that he so readily acknowledges that the center-left has no contemporary partner or even...