Bill Whittle argues Paul Allen should be celebrated more than the other space billionaires combined, not for how high he’s flown, but for how deep he’s probed to recover the memory of our treasured heroes.
This episode was recorded just before the Cleveland Indians announced the name change to “Guardians.”
The Wall Street Journal highlights this great mismatch, which has put a kink into the Beveridge Curve — traditionally used to describe the relationship between work and workers. What if the kink is permanent?
Bill Whittle dubs them “the Typhoid Karens of the 21st century.” Texas Democrats launch a mobile COVID-19 super spreader service, infecting themselves, a Florida Congressman,
Can forcing young people into national service bring us all together? A university president thinks so.
You’ve heard that robots will replace all of us eventually, but at least one high-profile droid gets fired everywhere.
Sen. Tom Cotton studies the fighting posture of the U.S. Navy and what he finds should leave you with a sinking feeling.
The future of private human space exploration is billionaires like Branson, Bezos, and Musk riding to the heavens on a plume of “the people’s money”.
The phrase “Ladies and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls,” will no longer stain the atmosphere above Disney theme parks out of respect for people who don’t feel they fit any of those categories.
Despite the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and the Trump administration’s price transparency mandate, the people least able to afford it pay the most.
Street interviews of college students (and teachers) about the Fourth of July, find many have no idea why we celebrate Independence Day.
Stephen Green kicks off this commemoration of the six month anniversary of the Biden administration.
