author archive
The Nobel Peace Prize: Devalued Once Again?
It's been awarded to another young leader in the hope of what's to come. That didn't work out well last time.
James Jeffrey
October 22, 2019
Brexit Stirs the Spirit of America’s Revolutionary War
The politicians shout about the economy, but the people understand there's something deeper at stake.
James Jeffrey
October 8, 2019
The Comic Strip: A Gloriously American Institution
It's been criticized as little better than the horoscope section. But there's great wisdom in there for those willing to look.
James Jeffrey
September 19, 2019
Where Did All the Good Men Go in the Abortion Debate?
They have a side of the story too and it isn't nearly as monolithic as it's often made to seem.
James Jeffrey
September 5, 2019
The Hot Winds of Purgatory on the Southern Border
Our writer headed there and found the asylum story much more complicated--and less hopeful--than he had imagined.
James Jeffrey
July 24, 2019
50 Years Later, the Apollo Program is Still Pure Poetry
We should, all of us, feel some pride at being a member of this audacious, death-defying human tribe.
James Jeffrey
July 22, 2019
Sullen, Lonely, and Unfriendly in the UK
Our writer returns to his native country only to find Britain in worse shape than America.
James Jeffrey
July 9, 2019
The Post-War Temptation Towards Anger and Guns
A veteran reflects on dealing with rage after deployment and why he feels sympathy for incels.
James Jeffrey
May 30, 2019