De-Trumping America: A few lessons from my ride with Muhammad
The Uber driver—let’s call him Muhammad—was from Afghanistan. “So,” I asked, “how do you feel about Donald Trump?” I wasn’t
The Solomon Scandals novel, politicians, the media, the Washington area, tech and other surrealism:
The Uber driver—let’s call him Muhammad—was from Afghanistan. “So,” I asked, “how do you feel about Donald Trump?” I wasn’t
Ouch. If you own stocks, how did you feel when Wall Street suffered its worst week in two years? The
Late last night I fell asleep reading the Failing New York Times on my iPad here in Alexandria, Virginia. To
George Roper, my good friend from high school, is dead now. When alive, he was often as right-wing as
A century from now, historians may well turn to the Trump Time Capsule series. The Atlantic’s James Fallows has told
Ohio National Guardmen killed Bill Schroeder, an ex-Eagle Scout, 46 years ago today, at Kent State University. As a reporter
Imagine you’re with the Secret Service. A young Ohioan calls up and says he’ll be joining the Nazi Party. “I
Searching for Wooden Watermelons is a sweet indie flick about a bright 20-something in Beaumont, Texas, who is puzzling out
Jack Shafer, the Reuters columnist, wrote last year that Graham family should spin off the Washington Post newspaper from the