There was a series of shootings on Friday in Trappes, France. One person was murdered and five others injured, including a twelve-year-old girl, who was hit eight times and is in a serious but reportedly stable condition. The French interior minister said... See more
What happens when a morally relativistic society meets a monster? A recent Netflix reimagining of John Steinbeck's novel East of Eden gives us an answer. Rather than keep antagonist Cathy Ames as an impenitent 'psychic monster' who emotionally and sexuall... See more
The 19th-century Shakers, who strictly separated men and women in both daily life and social interaction, might seem like an odd example for American campuses to follow in 2026. But as the consequences of morally unbounded but somehow agency-less sexual t... See more
I've always wanted to visit Lincoln, Nebraska's capital, to visit the Sheldon Museum, the university's distinguished art gallery, and the Nebraska State Capitol, which I knew to be the phenomenon of the prairies and the grandest such building in the count... See more
California Governor Gavin Newsom has spent years making it harder to produce oil in his state, and Californians are picking up the tab in the form of America's highest gasoline prices. Now a Kern County judge has delivered a rebuke to one of his administr... See more
