Culture
From John Adams to Kilmar Abrego Garcia: America’s Enduring Fight for Due Process
Due process in America is fundamental as demonstrated through history from John Adams to Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Book Reviews Culture My Writing
Werner Herzog: An Inspiring Guerrilla Filmmaker Who Wrote an Uninspiring Memoir
Why Werner Herzog’s memoir, ‘Every Man For Himself and God Against All’, disappointed despite the author’s inspirational influence
Culture Essays My Writing
Beware of Those Who Complain
Harold Ross, founder of The New Yorker, said that writers who complain were the worst writers, and he has a point, which applies to all people.
Book Reviews Culture My Writing
‘The Power Broker’ at 50: How Robert Moses Still Shapes New York City and the World
Robert Caro’s famous biography of Robert Moses is more relevant today than ever
Culture
Jury Duty: I Groaned But Appreciated It
Jury duty is never ideal, but you may learn to love it.
Culture Law & Politics
The Five Best Podcasts – Culture, News, Politics
Five of my current favorite podcasts, covering culture, news, and politics.