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Remembering Steely Dan’s Walter Becker
Becker and Fagin fused rock, R&B and jazz with traditional pop to create a singular sound that continues to engage and enliven.
How to Help Houston
If any U.S. city possesses the capacity to swiftly recover from a calamity of this proportion, it is Houston.
Time to Change Lee High School’s Name
The tragic events of Charlottesville visibly expose how American Nazis and white supremacists utilize monuments and symbols of the Confederacy to further their objectives of ethnic and religious dehumanization.
Trump is no Marcel Marceau
Trump is such a terrible negotiator that he couldn’t negotiate his way out of a pantomime box.
The New Calamity
“Give me your tired, Your poor, Your huddled masses And in exchange we’ll give you Stephen Miller.”
New Yorker Caption Contest #577
Israel 2052
While resolution of the disputes remains uncertain, and the potential for positive outcomes endure, controversies that belittle other branches of Judaism convey inhospitable signals with the potential to erode over time the bond now forming between the people of Israel, the Jewish State and these teens.
