Jane Everham News Today

How can a man dressed as a woman improve the lives of kindergartners? How can a man who thinks he’s a woman and enters a women’s gym to change clothes improve the lives of those women around him? How can an open border of a country improve the country? How can a newspaper reporter improve the lives of his or her readers when he or she is biased in reporting? How can a comedian improve his or her audiences' lives by being biased toward one political party? How can a country survive when ...

Letters to the editor published in the Jan. 2, 2023, weekly magazine. Readers comment on a coup plot in Germany, the meaning of the South Pole, and more.

Letters to the editor for the January 24, 2022 weekly magazine. Readers discuss the joy of listening to children’s ideas and the importance of positive, global perspectives.

I just finished “American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America” by Colin Woodard. It’s a 400-year look at the nations and cultures that shaped our continent, the migration of those cultural groups, and the resulting political and social outlooks that continue to affect our lives. For one thing, it reinforces the axiom that the personal is political. Well worth reading for anyone who aspires to run for office or help make decisions in our shared nation...