Nerd Academy Dean Cain, who played the Man of Steel in the Nineties office rom-com Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman , has...

It's late October 2024, and I find myself in New England on a bright Sunday morning, in a vast parking lot next to Gillette Stadium,...

There is a generous bucket of concepts that, when grasped, explain damn near everything about human beings. We are naturally tribal -...

The bully and his entourage summoned the smaller boy from the park, near the woods, onto the playground. His sidekick called out for the...

Ruy Teixeria, a political columnist writing in The Liberal Patriot , is the latest in a long line of commentators admonishing liberals...

Hopefully it has been made abundantly, painstakingly clear that this multidisciplinary exploration of authoritarian thought and behavior...

Author/political analyst Thom Hartmann concurs with the idea that democracy isn’t just one of many human social governance models sussed...

A group of high school kids are visiting the West Wing when a precautionary lockdown occurs, due to a terrorism alert. The staff are used...

Nitpicking the science – and, while we’re at it, the inconsistencies – of the sci-fi that we love is the fanboy’s great joy. And because...

Money is the root of all evil, we are told, and that case is not hard to make. Almost any crime one person commits against another is...

Much has been made of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s flip-floppy attitude toward Supreme Justice confirmations. When a Democrat...

To add perspective to inequality as we experience it in the modern world, it might be useful to consider what our paleolithic ancestors...

There has never been a time in the history of human civilization when the wealthy did not rule. Oligarchy – rule of the people by the...

The Kentucky Kernel was a powerful, even transformative experience for me. Two years as a staffer there set my course in life. Though I...

Def Leppard. The boys from Sheffield had experienced their meteoric rise during the years I was a young parent and still in the church –...

90125 had revived Yes from cold, grim death – not only keeping them alive, but supercharging with more energy and spectrum than they’d...

This one, like Nik Kershaw and Mr. Mister, might baffle and even disappoint many of my musician friends. But in 1986, I was living alone...

In 1982, I became a daddy with the birth of my son Steve. And a new phase of musical life began. I might quibble over my parents’...

Throughout the Sixties, I was growing up in Garden Springs, a suburb of west Lexington, Kentucky – in a church-music-only home. During...

Often have we put forth the premise that human beings are biologically predisposed to live in community – that we are social beings,...