There is a lot of hatred in the world today. That’s not a particularly revelatory or profound statement. A lot […]
Stew Bolno: Rocky, Joe Frazier, and art
“I have met the enemy and he is us.” It’s a punch line from the comic strip Pogo; one that […]
John Rossi: When Olney was a ‘suburb’
I grew up in the years just after World War II in a pleasant contained place that I call Lower […]
Christine Flowers: A lefty podcaster’s grotesque attack on Erika Kirk
I have never been married, which means that I have never been widowed. I have, however, been around widows all […]
Christine Flowers: The horror of ordinary men
‘Nuremberg’ reminds us of the banality of evil, and how easy it is to repeat the past.
By Christine Flowers
Thom Nickels: Psychic to (Philadelphia) stars
In my 2014 book, Legendary Locals of Center City Philadelphia, I included the story of a talented clairvoyant, Arlene Ostapowicz […]
The catastrophic end of militant youth
For years, our schools and institutions have trained children to believe activism is not a choice but a condition of […]
Jimmy Kimmel is no martyr
Jimmy Kimmel is not a very funny man. He reminds me of the prep school boys I used to teach […]
From the Editors: Charlie Kirk and the better angels of our nature
The assassination of Charlie Kirk last week is a tragedy for his family, including his wife and two young children. […]
The Kelce–Swift Proposal and the age of plastic love
Fifteen years ago, I was engaged to be married. I didn’t tell anyone outside of my close circle of five […]