The Lockdowns Might Be Killing the Arts
What’s closed in the arts? Nearly everything. Unless you want to switch on your laptop. Otherwise forget it. Hardly anyone…
What’s closed in the arts? Nearly everything. Unless you want to switch on your laptop. Otherwise forget it. Hardly anyone…
I was sitting in the green room in a Manhattan television studio on the day that the storm seemed to…
The Trump administration announced yesterday that it might follow India’s lead and ban TikTok for Americans. There is some sense…
For many people, it was their first experience in a full denial of freedom. Locked in their homes. Prevented from…
Many millions have spent the last four months in sadness and depression. It’s hard to watch the world shattered by…
One of the most marvelous books I’ve read this year is Donald Henderson’s personal story of the eradication of smallpox.…
Peter R. Quinones interviewed me on his podcast on the topic: the origin of the lockdown idea. This was the…
The betting markets judge Trump’s prospects for keeping the presidency with more negativity each day. As of this writing, there…
It was the 17th year for the Porcupine Freedom Festival in Lancaster, New Hampshire, held at the Rogers Campground. It…
It’s some kind of intuition we have. We see a little convertible with the top down, buzzing here and there.…