We pretty much imagined life would change the minute we had seen Orange-Head's numbers tallying on the Electoral College board. Not long after, we saw the popular vote's run-up, noted the disconnect -- once again -- shook our heads briskly, and were certain life had veered off course. Having lived through the opening salvos of Post Election (and Electoral College) Stress Disorder, we are test-flying on a new era, no doubt about it.
This era's airplane, we keep noting, has no wings or engine, we keep noticing -- and the pilot-emperor has no clothes...
As if on cue, the staff at the Oxford Dictionaries has freshly-minted its Word of the Year for 2016. (Their chosen word could have been any number of heart-stopping utterances for mixed company, but, restraint was in session, to their eternal credit.) So, after the blitzkrieging psychosis of pain, hardship, loss, insult, suffering, frustration and disappointment, the Word of the Year for 2016 is "post-truth."
Huh?
Shameful. That was the word that Gideon Sa’ar, Israel’s foreign minister, used to describe proceedings at...
Later this month, on the holiday of Purim, Jewish people will dress in silly costumes, eat...
The first amendment guarantees freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. It will have little meaning...
On Monday, August 6, 1945, after six months of intense firebombing of 67 other Japanese cities,...
