This is the story of how we got here—from children practicing death under school desks to adults electing someone who treats nuclear war like prime-time television.

On the necessity of turning away to survive, and the greater necessity of turning back. A meditation on witness, trauma, and our shared humanity.

An examination of how cruelty transforms from political liability to credential, and what this evolution reveals about America's democratic future.

How ordinary people join cults: A deeply personal look at the psychology behind political radicalization and why no one is immune to manipulation.

Exploring how the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy For The Devil" prophetically warned of moral ambiguity and human complicity in evil across history to our present day.

This mind-bending experience has a name: DARVO—Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender. It's not just frustrating; it's a calculated manipulation tactic that warps reality and shifts blame with devastating effectiveness.

I am one of those who believe Chuck Schumer made the right decision. To equate a shutdown now with previous shutdowns is magical thinking.

In this strategic simulation, players take on the role of a shadowy cabal working to orchestrate the greatest heist in human history.

America just did the unthinkable — siding with Russia to block UN resolutions that condemned the Ukraine invasion.

Those of us who struggle to keep the light alive recognize what matters in our hearts, even when words fail.

Right now, thousands of American farmers are caught in a perfect storm of frozen funds, canceled programs, and uncertain futures.

Every cybersecurity expert I know is seriously freaked out. If the Treasury falls, America’s power falls with it.

The God I know says Do No Harm in thought, speech, or actions. Simple words.

The Poor People's campaign wasn't a GoFundMe, and the Montgomery Bus Boycott wasn't a Twitter hashtag.

In 1886, J.C. Bancroft Davis, doing what we would now call data entry, wrote that corporations were "persons" under the 14th Amendment.

They didn’t come for my sheep. They came for her. The white wolf. I felt her spirit leave. She went home. With her wolves. Her family.

What is it about our culture that makes us feel so inadequate? As women.

They’re simple because hunger is simple, and profound because feeding another being is profound.

Each deportation cuts a channel through our community, like water carving through unprotected soil.

We’ve survived worse than this. We’ve faced bigger threats than this. Every time, enough people stood up and did the necessary things.