Commentary: The Stigmatization of the Ordinary

Commentary: The Stigmatization of the Ordinary

by John Agresto   Over 60 years ago, we were introduced to the idea of “the two cultures” in higher education—that is, the growing rift in the academy between the humanities and the sciences, a rift wherein neither side understood the other, spoke to the other,...
More Americans Reported Loss of Pay in July

More Americans Reported Loss of Pay in July

by Casey Harper   New jobs data shows that a significant number of Americans saw their income shrink last month even as prices continue to rise. Morning Consult released new economic data showing that the number of Americans reporting lost pay or income rose from...
Commentary: Remembering Ruby Ridge

Commentary: Remembering Ruby Ridge

by Lloyd Billingsley   This month marks 30 years since Ruby Ridge, one of those events that, as Dan Gelernter explains, the FBI prefers Americans to ignore. That attitude invites a look at those events, as described by the victims of FBI violence. Army veteran...
Music Spotlight: Grace Leer

Music Spotlight: Grace Leer

NASHVILLE, Tennessee- Grace Leer is a country music singer from Danville, California. She is an American Idol alumnus who started singing at the young age of six. She recalls entering a talent show and singing Selena’s “Dreaming of You.” That was when she fell in love...
Commentary: I Went to Church on Sunday

Commentary: I Went to Church on Sunday

by Theodore Roosevelt Malloch   I attended church last Sunday. It was an Episcopal church in a large California coastal city—and it blew me away, even though (or because) I am a confirmed member of the Anglican Communion, and a confessing Christian. Now, I have...