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“It was one of the most despicable moments in the history of U.S. academia.” Those words from Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla perfectly describe the disgraceful congressional testimony of presidents of

Why we’re all our brothers’ keepers - Recently, a Karnataka judge ruled that the bystanders in a village who witnessed a woman being assaulted and paraded naked, and did nothing to protect her, were...

Coexist with wildlife Regarding: “Geese are here to stay (Colorado Daily 07/26/2016).” Humans create an ideal habitat for wildlife (food, water, shelter and a place to raise their young), then get upset when animals move into these areas? Denver Parks and Recreation are already using humane methods to control the goose population. What are people […]

Heres the tricky thing about the debate about diversity: achieving actual social justice, which I believe most people want, requires balance, and defies facile politics.

In the fall of 2020, I taught a course at an independent high school in Boulder, Colorado, on persuasive essay writing. It won’t stun anyone familiar with the town, affectionately known by locals as the People’s Republic of Boulder, that I was the only openly non-progressive in the entire school, teacher or student. If there were any other non-progressives in the building, they wisely kept it to themselves.

Bill Schickel presented his State of the City address as Tuesdays council meeting.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

By: Jug Suraiya Recently, a Karnataka judge ruled that the bystanders in a village who witnessed a woman being assaulted and paraded naked, and did nothing to protect her, were as guilty as her attackers...

A conversation between Robert Kuttner and Cathie Martin

When we look at Argentina, much of the fecklessness and chaos we see is a mirror image of our own, economist Ed Lotterman writes.