All the World’s a Stage – The Olympics Are Here! Last Friday, the 2020 Olympics Games – delayed a year due to the worldwide pandemic – began in Tokyo, Japan. Olympic chief Continue Reading
Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) was a multi-genius from the Italian Renaissance city of Pisa. He used the newly invented telescope to discover that the planet Jupiter has moons. More famously, he proved through Continue Reading
On October 31, 1517, the German priest Martin Luther (1483-1546) sent an angry letter to his Bishop, Albrecht von Brandenburg. The letter, known as the Ninety-Five Theses, was a stark criticism of Continue Reading
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The Spill: Lawmakers on the Lam
Lawmakers in Texas Bolt Out of Town in Protest After the 2020 elections, lawmakers in 17 states created new legislation: Nearly 28 election laws have been passed in a few short months. Continue Reading
Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) was a German astronomer who dramatically improved on the Copernican model of planetary motion by recognizing that they don’t move in perfect circles, as the ancient astronomers believed; they Continue Reading
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The Spill: Chaos in Haiti
U.S. Citizens Arrested Over Assassination of Haiti President On Wednesday, July 7, the Haitian president, Jovenel Moïse, was assassinated in his home. The Caribbean nation of Haiti, located to the east of Cuba, Continue Reading
Johannes Gutenberg (1400-1469) was a German inventor who revolutionized the distribution of information by inventing the printing press. It is a mechanical device for quickly and cheaply making copies of books and Continue Reading
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The Spill: Biden Airstrikes
Mr. Biden’s Military Airstrikes Tensions in the Middle East are on the rise once again. Last Sunday evening, President Biden ordered several strikes against facilities used by Iran-backed militia groups near the Continue Reading
Independence Day, or July 4, is when we celebrate separating our country from England and becoming a new nation. It has been a federal holiday since 1941 and is usually celebrated with Continue Reading
George Washington was America’s first president, making his wife, Martha, the original First Lady. But she didn’t go by that title at the time. The first woman to receive that title was Continue Reading
Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543) was a Polish multi-talent and one of the greatest geniuses of the Medieval era. He made significant contributions in many areas, but the most famous bears his name: The Continue Reading
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The Spill: A Border Trip for the VP
The Vice President Visits the Border Air Force Two winged a path from Washington, D.C. to El Paso, TX, so that the appointed border czar could visit and critically assess the situation. The Continue Reading
Leonardo Fibonacci (1170-1240) was perhaps the most talented Western mathematician of the Middle Ages. He was born and raised in the Italian city-state Pisa. As a boy, he traveled the Mediterranean region Continue Reading
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The Spill: U.S. and Russia Butt Heads
Biden and Putin Have a Sit-Down Presidents Joe Biden of the U.S. and Vladimir Putin of Russia finally had a private sit-down to discuss matters between the two countries. The two men Continue Reading
Father’s Day is a time to celebrate dads and to thank them for all that they have given their children. Being a parent is difficult, but imagine that responsibility coupled with being Continue Reading
Juneteenth, which has been celebrated nationwide for many years, isn’t quite as well-known as most other holidays. However, it recently gained more popularity over the past few years, and more Americans were Continue Reading
Did Scotland invent the modern world? Whenever the intellectuals discuss the success of Western civilization and what inspired the most remarkable society in human history, the experts allude to the ideas planted Continue Reading
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The Spill: Biden’s First G7
President Biden’s First G7 Summit President Joe Biden joined the leaders of the world’s seven wealthiest democratic nations in Carbis Bay, England, this past week to talk about managing the world out Continue Reading
During the Medieval Warm Period, it could be said that one Italian priest came to shape Western civilization more than any other of his age: St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274). It was Aquinas Continue Reading
Flag Day is here. Aside from it being the birthday of former President Donald Trump, June 14 is the day Americans celebrate one of our nation’s most iconic symbols. The banner we Continue Reading
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Can a Dog Sniff You for COVID?
Anyone who has had an unfamiliar dog nose at them may shudder at the prospect – but trained canines may be the next big thing in COVID testing. PCR tests, which is Continue Reading
After the cold spell of the Dark Ages and the Justinian plague, evidence suggests the climate in Europe warmed and created what today is known as the Medieval Warm Period (MWP), which Continue Reading
Call it the Shopping Cart Conundrum. Social media is split on this question: When the weekly tip to the supermarket is finished, should customers return the shopping cart to a drop-off depot Continue Reading
The United States labor market is in a bit of kerfuffle right now. Recovering from COVID, there is a record number of job openings, businesses are getting rid of fewer employees, and Continue Reading
Democrats are pushing to pack the Supreme Court with additional judges, while there is a mounting movement by Republicans for a constitutional amendment to keep the number of justices unchanged. However, some could Continue Reading
