This Mother’s Day, we honor our mother’s in prose and verse.
Life Doesn’t Come With a Manual, It Comes With a Mother
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Not Just Democracy on the Ballot
Liberalism, far more than democracy, is at stake in this year’s elections. What America and the world need are voices that can rejuvenate
The Middle East: Emotion, Reasoning and Hope
The massacres of innocent Israeli men, women, and children by Hamas were monstrous acts of pure evil. How are we to understand what has happened?
We Honor our Mothers
Mother’s Day is celebrated in more than 50 countries around the world, and for good reason. We honor our mothers in prose and verse. By
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It Could Happen in 2023
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What We Learned in 2022
2022 was a year of significant events, too many of them tragic. Yet, in each of them we also find reasons for hope.
The Midterms’ Red Ripple Delivers Uncertainty to the Markets
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Trash Talking the Fed
Fed Chairman Powell took flak for suggesting the Fed Funds rate is now neutral. The criticism isn’t warranted.
Forget Inflation, Think Recession
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A Narrow Runway for a Soft Landing
History does not offer many examples of recession-free Fed tightening cycles. Will this be an exception?