By Michael Kaufman
In the last few days I’ve gotten phone calls from Ed Koch, Carl Paladino, Nan Hayworth, Chris Christie, and a happy-sounding guy who invited me to attend “the mother of all tea parties.”
By Jeffrey Page
Not since the grim days of Richard Nixon has the nation been subjected a more obvious trashing of the First Amendment’s guarantee of a free press.
If misery is optional, that must mean joy is, too.
By Jason Poggioli
If Google is already making prototype cars that can completely drive themselves what kinds of driving assistance can we expect to see in just a few more years?
By Shawn Dell Joyce
As a renewable energy source, the leading edge of biomass research around the world is right here in Orange County; Taylor Biomass in Montgomery.
By Bob Gaydos
The inventor of television and the mother of environmentalism cannot be left off the The List of most influential thinkers of the 20th century.
Autumn leaves of red and gold.
White Birch trees reflected in a pond. Photo was taken at the Eddie Adams photo workshop held annually in Jeffersonville, New York.
By Jeffrey Page
Putting old folks in jail and prisoners in nursing homes.
In an instant the other night, my world turned from dark to light.