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Forgetting History is Dangerous -- Ignoring History Is Fatal Nov. 06, 2026

The Language of Ethics

"Is this what 1930s Germany looked like?" That's the question my wife asked me in the weeks followin... Read More

Robbing Workers and Pampering Billionaire Bosses -- Inequality in Action Nov. 04, 2026

Jim Hightower

Inequality in America doesn't just "happen" — the self-serving actions of corporate powers and... Read More

The Real History of American Aid to Israel Nov. 03, 2026

Ian Haworth

Right before the midterm elections, President Donald Trump announced that the United States would st... Read More

Inquisitive Travelers Can Learn on the Road Nov. 01, 2026

Travel and Adventure

By Victor Block Sam and Barbara Goodman were enjoying guided hikes while learning about the ancient ... Read More

Monuments Honor People of the Past Oct. 31, 2026

Travel and Adventure

By Victor Block The Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial and other famous shrines around the countr... Read More

The Secret of Happiness: Stop, Look and Wonder Oct. 30, 2026

The Language of Ethics

Have you ever asked yourself why tigers are orange? It's hard to imagine how evolution could create ... Read More

The Lonesomest Dove Oct. 30, 2026

Marc Dion

In the room where you watch football, what you call your "man cave," there's a painting on the wall.... Read More

The Way You Should Think: Less Artificial, More Intelligence Oct. 23, 2026

The Language of Ethics

If you don't live entirely off the grid, you've heard about Anthropic researcher Evan Hubinger's est... Read More

Corporate Greed Takes Flight Oct. 21, 2026

Jim Hightower

You probably won't believe this, boys and girls, but there was a time when government regulatory off... Read More

What Obama Doesn't Say About Israel Oct. 21, 2026

The Raffel Ticket

Anyone wondering how deeply a one-sided interpretation of Israel's history has penetrated the Democr... Read More

Trust This: There's No Cure for Colic Other Than Time Oct. 17, 2026

Georgia Garvey

If you're worried that no mysteries remain in the world, that humans have climbed every mountain, ma... Read More

For Better or Worse, Your Words Become Your Thoughts Oct. 16, 2026

The Language of Ethics

I still remember the first time I heard the word "bifurcated." It means "forked" or "diverging in tw... Read More

Dreading What I've Got To Watch Oct. 16, 2026

Marc Dion

Please note: This column was written before the cancellation of the livestream. But they're bound to... Read More

Love Stays Oct. 10, 2026

Susan Estrich

The one thing you can't make when you get old is old friends. Pam Fleischaker was one of my oldest f... Read More

Maps Excite the Imagination, Lead to Unknown Destinations Oct. 10, 2026

Travel and Adventure

By Victor Block As I peer at a wall-hanging in my living room, I picture men in Colonial attire smok... Read More

Are We Documenting Our Way to Forgetfulness? Oct. 09, 2026

The Language of Ethics

I hope to visit Vermont one of these years to witness the changing of the leaves and revel in the ka... Read More

Predicting Breast Cancer Oct. 03, 2026

Susan Estrich

Imagine there were a simple test, using AI, that could accurately predict a man's chance of developi... Read More

Montana Proposes a Way to Stop "Dark Money" Corruption of Our Democracy Sep. 30, 2026

Jim Hightower

It's the fall harvest season, when many farm stands and homes decorate with pumpkins, cornstalks and... Read More

Why Islam Threatens Liberty Sep. 28, 2026

Victor Joecks

Little kids aren't the only ones who act like closing their eyes will keep them safe. Look at how ma... Read More

Explore a City's Culture Through Its 'Dive Bars' Sep. 26, 2026

Travel and Adventure

By Victor Block During a recent visit to Hollywood, Florida, I enjoyed several meals at a restaurant... Read More