Depression, suicide, anxiety, drug overdoses, and a “loneliness epidemic” all indicate that the United States, and much of the Western world, is consumed by a mental health crisis. There seems...
English, mathematics, science, and social science: this is the stripped-down version of four years of American high school. Speaking from experience, my parents’ experience, and their parents’ experience, precedent has...
The quiet, island town of Martha’s Vineyard made national headlines for the recent arrival of Venezuelan immigrants. They traveled from San Antonio, TX to Florida, where Governor Ron DeSantis flew...
The drug war has been a disaster for a litany of reasons; it takes away self-ownership from individuals, creates a massive prison population that punishes nonviolent drug offenders, and has...
This week we had the amazing opportunity to talk with Harrison Rogers, a serial entrepreneur and investor who is passionate about turning ideas into lucrative ventures. Harrison found this passion...
In my History of Cinema class in college, I was repeatedly told of the importance of December 28th, 1895. In Paris on this date, Louis and Auguste Lumière screened “Workers...
