Free Seminar: How to Choose The Right College
A Seminar on Harvard, State Schools, and Everything in Between
Black Lives Only Matter If They Are Taken by Whites
Black children are, in fact, 10 times more likely to die of gun violence than white children. Furthermore, in most gun homicides of black children, the assailant was also black.
Denmark to American Politicians: We’re Not Socialist
A new report notes that, by some measures, Denmark and the Nordic “socialist” countries have more economic freedom than the United States.
Why the Gillette Ad Has Been Misjudged and Deserves a Second Look
Society doesn’t need men to stop being men. It needs men to start being better men.
Discovering How to Make Peace with Ourselves After Moral Failure
You are a good person who abides by a moral code. Then, for whatever reason, you break that code. What now?
Why Ex-Churchgoers Flocked to Trump
When Trump caught so many political commentators off guard, we looked for an explanation amid the closing factories, but we should have been looking for the closing churches.
6 Benefits of Garden-Based Learning
Help your children establish a sense of responsibility surrounding planning, caring for, and harvesting their own gardens.
Why California’s 6-Month Paid Leave Program is Not as Popular as You Think
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced a new plan to offer 6-months of paid family leave, but the program isn't as popular as you might think.
How To Talk to Someone Who Wants To Put You In A Gulag
It can be done, despite today's discourse of guillotine references and helicopter memes.
The Man Who Created the German Economic Miracle
With the post-war German economy in ruins, a little-known economist named Ludwig Erhard suggested a bold kick start: replace the old currency with the Deutsche Mark and lift all economic controls. It worked. The German economy boomed.
What 1990s True-Crime Shows and Movies Teach about America Today
The worst example of how little things have changed is the movie I, Tonya.
Human Rights Court Rules Against Parental Rights
Parents have a natural right and responsibility to raise and educate their children, not the state.
A History Lesson on the Shifting Political Stances on Illegal Immigration
"Border control is a federal responsibility," says... Dianne Feinstein?
Ten Books that Make Us Human
Descartes said that reading good books is like engaging with the most cultivated minds of the past.
Here’s What Happens when the Gender-Gap Index Is Adjusted for Bias
Even the measurement of gender bias is subject to gender bias.
How are Humans Different Than Animals? Don't Bother Asking a Scientist.
Maybe some day, scientists will evolve into philosophers. Only then will they be able to tell what the real difference between animals and humans is
Millennials: A Lost Generation Without the Booze and Jazz
They entered an economy ravaged by their parents, Now they must regroup, persist and somehow prevail.
The Heart of the Matter: Families and Fatherhood
Why don’t our politicians and others begin a campaign to "revalorize fathers and men?" Such a campaign would cost little money but might bring great gains in nearly all parts of our society.
Three Tips for Talking to Your Spouse about Finances
As you plan for your future together, couples should talk about money decisions as "we, us, our." Language matters.
Meat-eating Made Homo Sapiens Brainy and Brawny
Red Meat is good for you. It made the human race.
Homer's Advice for Husbands and Wives
Homer writes about honor, war, politics and love. His portrait of the marriages of Hector and Andromache as well as Odysseus and Penelope provides good advice for successful relationships.
Trump May Be Down, but He Shouldn't Be Counted Out.
Even unpopular presidents have a way of getting reelected.
Why Steve Jobs, not Bill Gates, Was the True Education Visionary
Apple’s visionary motto of “Think Different” challenges the status quo, while Microsoft’s “Empowering Us All” may just capture the next incremental change on a well-trodden path.
How America Let the Culture of Disrespect Get Out of Hand
There are a couple factors at play in the rise of childhood disrespect.
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