Editorial: A Sympathetic, Well-meaning, Elderly Man with A Poor Memory
Although president Biden has been maligned for being old, forgetful and sometimes inept, he has earned some feathers to his cap. Here are some examples. The House G.O.P.’s effort to... read more

Current Affairs: America's Weak Response to Putin
Mr. Putin just executed another of his opponents, Alexei Navalny who defied the oppressive forces that govern Russia. His recent demise leaves a void in the opposition’s ranks in the... read more

In Sunshine and Shadow: Chapter 2
I couldn’t forget the women of Kothia. Their plights still haunted my unconscious mind, especially Ragho’s Wife. I vividly remember that arid and hot summer afternoon in the eastern part.... read more

What’s the Fuss about Iran-Israel Conflict?
Iran launched a retaliatory strike Saturday night on Israel for its deadly attack on Iranian officers in the Islamic Republic’s embassy in Damascus after days of signaling it would.... read more

Humor: WWIII Feels Like Walking Pneumonia
My friend Kamod whom we all believe blindly declared today that World War III had begun. He correctly identified the Korean, Vietnam, Kuwait... read more

Commentary: Don’t Fly In A Boeing Aircraft for Pete’s Sake
Well, consider this as a warning for your sake and for the sake of your family. Please don’t fly in a Boeing aircraft. My advice will be asking the airlines what kind of... read more

Perspective: Women’s Basketball Is Catching Excitement
I find nothing more thrilling than rivalry in sports. It seems to when rivals compete. Stakes are higher and emotions stronger when adversaries have a history. Again... read more

Book Review: How to Make the Impossible Probable
According to the author, Victoria Song, Bending Reality is the innovative process used by billionaires, tech leaders, and the world’s most successful people... read more

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