Southern California Becoming Less Family-Friendly
Joel Kotkin
The British Talmudic scholar Abraham Cohen noted that, throughout history, children were thought of as “a precious loan from God to be guarded with loving and fateful care.” Yet, increasingly and, particularly, here in Southern California, we are rejecting this loan, and abandoning our role as parents.
The Most Interesting (Business) Man in the World
Hunter Baker, The Imaginative Conservative
A number of readers of this essay will be familiar with the beer company commercials built around “The Most Interesting Man in the World.” This man, a virile and hirsute senior citizen, has moved through his century with peerless confidence and style. When I think of my own candidate for the most interesting man, I find that Peter Drucker (1909–2005) comes to mind.
Housing Market Not ‘Too Big To Fail,’ But ‘Too Regulated To Succeed’
Erik Telford, The Federalist
The Obama administration is again destabilizing the housing market and seizing investors’ returns on their money.
Finding Purpose in Your Work Means Joining God in His
Timothy Ewest, Institute for Faith, Work, and Economics
God is setting out to redeem the world, and he chooses the everyday lives of men and woman to carry out his plan – really! God calls us to join him, and this calling historically has happened in three ways.
