Memories of My Stepfather: When the Child Takes Charge of the Parent By Eric Green My stepfather was an aggressive driver -- which seemed polar opposite to his normal peaceful personality.
Digital Sanctuaries Mimic a Sense of Community and Belonging. Do They Succeed? By Angelo Franco-DeWitt Discord channels have become the new salons; group chats are our bowling alleys.
How the 1994 World Cup Rescued Soccer From Mediocrity By Cesar R. Torres It is reasonable to expect exciting, enjoyable-to-watch soccer at the upcoming World Cup.
How the Yellow Vests Attempted to Rebuild the Urban Periphery of Paris By Ida Susser The urban periphery has been the source of Yellow Vests groups nationwide.
Channeling George Costanza: My Vandelay Startup Ended Before It Even Began By Eric Green Imagine the shock to my system when I am touted as the country’s next tycoon – in line with Oprah Winfrey and Jeff Bezos.
How Death-Row Prisoner Jarvis Masters Pursues a Life of Resilience and Growth By Lee Klinger Lesser Despite decades of appeals, Jarvis Masters still remains in prison.
Viktor Orbán’s Election Loss Is a Huge Defeat for Right-Wing Populism By Matthew Sussex For Hungarians, Péter Magyar’s emphatic defeat of Viktor Orbán ends 16 years of corruption and quasi-authoritarianism.
Regarding Warner Bros.: Maybe It’s Time to Panic About Media Consolidation By Ben Friedman If Paramount ultimately acquires Warner Bros., those institutions would effectively fall under the same corporate umbrella and leadership.