Category: Reflections

I’m not a fan of Richard Cohen of the Washington Post, but in January he got something very right. He was addressing one of the …

According to the Metro, senior citizens in the UK have found a way around the environmental carbon tax that has put winter warmth beyond the …

The great December 2009 snowstorm dumped 21 inches of snow on us in about 24 hours. When I looked outside in the morning, I could …

One of the great medical breakthroughs of the last couple of decades is the diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea. For some people, like me, …

A friend and I are going out to dinner. I pick him up at his apartment house. On entering, I can’t help noticing a large …

A story in The Wall Street Journal (Jan. 6) reveals yet another lie by President Obama, a.k.a. “Tricky Barry.” During the campaign, when oil prices …

Andrew Stern is the president of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU). He’s a big supporter of Barack Obama. In early December, something was published …

The Associated Press has reported that Laredo, Texas, “home to nearly a quarter-mil- lion people as well as high rates of illiteracy … will become …

One of the myriad things I dislike about the crusade against global warming is that it ruins my favorite Mark Twain quotation: “Everyone talks about …

The Copenhagen Summit ended without any substantial progress, for which I was as thankful as Tiger Woods at an IHOP. The president’s plan was to …