After dismal performances in both the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire Democratic primary, placing third and fourth place, respectively, Elizabeth Warren has about a 1/1024th chance of winning her party’s nomination. Yes, in politics, anything is possible — including unlikely comebacks ...

Eggs keep me alive, more or less. It is not just the eating of them, although I do down two scrambled eggs, dolloped with mayonnaise, almost every morning. It is the getting of those eggs that fulfills my doctors’ instructions to get a half-hour of vigorous exercise nearly every ...

Today we are going to talk about reactivity. A reactive dog is generally associated with aggression, but in most situations, that’s not the case. First of all, if as you are reading this article you believe your dog is displaying signs of reactivity, I would like to make it clear that this ...

The laziest and most common campaign story right now is a version of the following: “The Democrats are in disarray!” “The Democrats are failing to coalesce around a single candidate!” “The Democrats are handing this election to the Republicans!” Add a story or two about the ...

A recent Pew Research Center survey finds that only half of American adults think colleges and universities are having a positive effect on our nation. The leftward political bias, held by faculty members affiliated with the Democratic Party, at most institutions of higher education explains a ...

In the seven presidential elections since 1992, the Republican presidential nominee has won the popular vote exactly once. The lone GOP candidate to receive a majority of the national vote was George W. Bush in 2004. Bush’s election-day victory over Democrat John Kerry, who had, in most ...