American science fiction television series (1966–1969)
Thomas Bertonneau writes for the Martin Center about his retirement from higher education. In May of 2020, my wife and I took our retirement after more than 30 years of…
Daniel John Sobieski of the American Thinker turns to pop culture history in his latest analysis of the Democratic presidential candidate. The third-season opener of the iconic sci-fi series Star…
Noah Diekemper offers a counterintuitive argument at the Federalist website: Millennials like socialism because they’re rich. Our world’s runaway prosperity and casual miracles do not nurture a respect for private…
Aaron Goldstein writes at National Review Online about liberals’ changing views about former President George W. Bush. When George W. Bush speaks, liberals are sure to react. But then Bush…
You might be surprised to learn that this blog entry has nothing to do with John Hood. Instead, John Siciliano of the Washington Examiner invokes the “Star Trek” hero for…
One suspects John Hood read with interest as Timothy Sandefur explored in a Federalist column how Star Trek “explains the end of liberalism.” [T]he key to “Star Trek’s” longevity and…
In memory of Leonard Nimoy, we turn the clock back to 2002, when John Hood contrasted “Star Trek” and “Star Wars” politics. In the future world of Star Trek, money…
View in your browser. Welcome Martin "Marty" Cooper was the Motorola engineer who spearheaded the development of an invention that most Americans cannot live without — the handheld mobile phone. …
Says here that the N.C. Education Lottery has a new Star Trek-themed scratch off game coming out soon. Nothing good can come from this, especially for those of us subjected…
First, we learned of the outrageous spending of tax dollars by the GSA, which included the infamous George Patton video. Now we know the IRS flushed $60,000 down the drain…
The Mountain Xpress wrote about local psychologists who aren’t being crazy in how they treat their patients. Great American Dr. Daniel Johnson seeks to get to the root of his…