Mr. Pigden set the example
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Citizen Kane at 85: A Revolutionary Masterpiece Still Hiding in Plain Sight
I do not often write about movies. In fact, I have not written an essay about one in more than…
‘Patch and Pray’ IT Culture is a Dangerous Game
Cybersecurity is one of the only sectors where failure is not only expected, it has actually been normalized. Read more…
A Fatal Rivalry — Hamilton vs. Burr
What do you get when you put together two gifted politicians from different parties, a fledgling nation, a code of…
The EU says keep your eyes on the road, because big brother’s eyes are on you
The EU recently announced that its new “life-saving systems” for vehicles have gone into effect as of July 7th. Read…
Satire and the diversity of the Italian-American community
The Italian-American communities of Kulpmont, Shamokin, and Mount Carmel, where the scent of peppers and onions still drifts through parish…
Another Wisconsin judge trashes the rule of law
Last December, former judge Hannah Dugan was convicted on a felony charge of obstructing federal agents; she was just sentenced…
The last painting contractor
For twenty-five years I have owned a rental property on the south side of Fort Lauderdale. The location is excellent…
Tim Walz rushed to shield a convicted child rapist alien from deportation, Rubio foils the plot and sends the pervert packing
A Laotian man named Tou Lue Vang entered the U.S. as a child refugee sometime in the 1990s, settling in…
The case for Republicans to nuke the filibuster
A prominent political dilemma for Republicans is whether to abolish the Senate filibuster rule. Do so, and legislation will no…