Can You Make Sense Of The Nonsensical?

Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes Friends ask me if I am making sense out of all the strange events in the world. The short answer is: No, I am not. Let’s start with Afghanistan, the current hot topic. We should have gotten out 20+ years ago. Anyone with a passing knowledge of history and culture […]

Making sense of the global managerial revolution

Power always seeks to be centralized. In his book On Power, political theorist Bertrand de Jouvenel explains that power is always trying to break down the barriers of centralization. Civilization, in its most organic structure, is formed by overlapping spheres of social sovereignty. Humans are political animals, and no one exists in complete isolation, but […]

Mets get ‘huge sense of relief’ with Reed Garrett injury update

The best news came on the afternoon the Mets clinched a playoff berth with a 7-0 victory over the Nationals at Citi Field. Reid Garrett, the star of the bullpen this season, should be fine. There was serious concern within the club after the prized right-hander reported discomfort in his elbow and forearm and, on […]

Kari Lake and Common Sense

Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes Editor’s Note: This column was co-authored by Dean Riesen and Steve Twist. As we are now in high political season, we propose a thought experiment before too many decisions are frozen in amber too early on.  For Republicans and Independents, and even Democrats whose fond memories of the party run […]