Commentary by Andrew Taban

Andrew Taban | Finding Words in a World Gone Mad

I find myself staring at a blank page, wrestling with an unusual case of writer’s block. Perhaps it’s the relentless chaos of this administration, the calculated bombardment of daily outrages meant to overwhelm our collective attention span, or simply the exhaustion that comes from watching what feels like the inevitable collapse of the American Empire. After all, we’re right on

David Hegg

David Hegg | The Peril of Forced Unanimity

By David Hegg With the installation of a new presidential administration, a sleeping giant appears to have been awakened. Almost overnight, strong voices have risen to say things most were

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David Hegg | Mistakes: The Best Teacher

By David Hegg When I was young, my father was brilliant. But as I entered junior high, he seemed to lose most of his brilliance. In fact, by my first

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David Hegg | Freedom of Self-Control

By David Hegg Aristotle was the first philosopher to assert self-control as a virtue in any meaningful way. He put it this way: I count him braver who conquers his