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When the Wildlife Finally Gentrifies San Francisco has officially reached the point where even the mountain lions are house-hunting in Pacific Heights. Early this week, a 77-pound, two-year-old male mountain

What Emerson Actually Said—and Why It Matters American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson is given credit for capturing the thought that consistency is sort of a silly idea. Let’s start by

The ICE Confrontations-Expected and Not Surprising My buddies and I have been watching the incidents involving ICE agents unfold on the little-big screen like everyone else. What we could see

Bless Your Headlines: Start Your Engines… and Pass the Mustard Just when you thought the world had officially run out of whimsy, Oscar Mayer said, “Hold my relish.” The Wienermobiles

Once upon a time in America, Minnesota’s Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis delighted in being America’s most neighborly cities. Today, it is the proud home of the new

Public Safety Starts With Personal Choices When Winter Storm Fern swept across a massive stretch of the country, it didn’t knock on the door and ask who was prepared. It

CFP Stands Pat for 2026 As the Indiana Hoosiers are still trying to figure out where to display their most unlikely but well-deserved national championship trophy, the eleven honchoes who

You do not have to do much research to learn that consuming no alcohol or receiving professional assistance to improve your mental health are good and healthy things to be

There are moments when journalism delivers hard truths. There are moments when it holds power to account. And then there are moments when it looks at the world, shrugs, and

The Facts Don’t Matter If the Narrative Is Fixed After spending days debating with my progressive friends, unable to persuade them to join with Venezuelans there and in the United