Axios bravely points out Covid hurt Trump’s economy
‘Trump’s economic record is only good if you leave off what happened from March 2020 to the end of his administration’
Lockdown
Friday
Thursday
Breakfast wine is where it’s at
Bloody Marys and mimosas are passé
How to end the permanent pandemic
Reject the nonsense behind policies and rules long proven to have been of little to no use in practice
Wednesday
Fauci retcons the pandemic in laughable NYT interview
The doctor, once again, proved himself a master of illusion and obfuscation
Thursday
The importance of going to the movies
Something happens when you watch a movie alone together, laughing, crying and fidgeting in unison
Friday
Homeschooling is having a moment
Little beyond family context can move the needle as far as educational outcomes are concerned
Wednesday
In defense of paranoia
Social media is the jet fuel that melts the steel beams of skepticism
Monday
The Twitter Files reveal an unholy alliance
There’s a name for when state and corporate powers work hand in hand
Monday
How I went from woke capitalist to victim of the woke mob
Levi’s was among the wokest of the woke. And I was in on it
Monday
The data is in and the cost of school closings was terrible
Democrats and teachers’ unions to be hardest hit this November
Friday
The last of the Covidians
How should we treat those who refuse to acknowledge the pandemic is over?
Monday
The lost boys of Covid
School closures have set off a devastating domino effect
Thursday
How to not argue at the dinner table
Family dinners, like almost every area of American life, have become fiercely politicized
Thursday
Canceled for Covid
The inability to engage with contrarian opinions is a stain on our response to the pandemic
Wednesday
The art of the Covid protest song
They are angry at vaccines mandates, vaccine passports, but mostly at government highhandedness
Monday
End of the road for malicious lockdowns
Our elites are finally waking up to the consequences — or maybe they’re just scared of growing public anger
Monday
It’s the Dawn of Omicron
I’m more afraid of how governments will weaponize a new variant than of the Omicron variant itself
Sunday
Omigod it’s the omicron
A new Covid variant arrives, but just how hysterical should we be?
Thursday
The death of the phone call
It is now standard to pop into colleagues’ homes uninvited, unannounced and unashamed
Life after sex
Sex is everywhere in America, except in the bedroom