Category: Reflections

Users of Microsoft’s instant-messaging services can now click a “Report Abuse” button to alert law- enforcement officials to a conversation with a child predator. A …

“I left because I didn’t feel safe anymore as a Christian,” a woman from Leba- non told me recently at dinner, explaining why she and …

The nation has again “celebrated” Labor Day. But what about replacing it with a truly festive occasion? Call it Entrepreneurs’ Day. Of the four factors …

The Lobster House, started in 1936 in Cape May, is the largest independent (non-chain) restaurant in New Jerse)T, the 18th largest independent in the United …

I acknowledge that some refugees from flooded New Orleans were sick or elderly, and they didn’t want to flee their homes; however, nearly a year …

Dr. Stephen Dresch (1943-2006), a Yale-educated economist who served one term (1991-92) in Michigan’s House of Representatives, died Aug. 6. Dresch won public office as …

This country’s schools have effectively been nationalized. Officially, there is still competition between school districts, and among public schools, private schools, and home schools, but …

Longtime members of the Libertarian Party – and even more so, former members of the LP who long ago dropped out – know that third …

Washington was one of seven states that allowed the sale of the “Plan B” antipregnancy drug before the FDA legalized it nationwide. In that state …

For three years now, the major news media have been bashing Bush with the allegation that he, or Chene~ or Rove, or someone else in …