Commodore Perry Opens Japan, 1854
For over 200 years, Japan existed in self-imposed isolation from the world. Starting in 1603, the Shoguns ruled Japan and […]
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The Angel of the Chattooga River
Jacob Abrams had always thought he could handle anything. After all, he’d navigated the chaotic waters of New York journalism.
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The Day of Promise – An AI-Generated Short Story
The red Martian sun climbed slowly over the horizon, casting long shadows across the dusty landscape of the colony. For
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The Sinner and the Saint – An AI-Generated Short Story
The bright lights of the Hall of Fame banquet gleamed off the polished wood panels and the golden trophies. The
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The Moment – An AI-Generated Short Story
In the year 2075, the world had transformed in ways that once seemed impossible. Hovercars zipped through the skies, leaving
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The Electoral College: Ensuring a Majority
As we approach election night, we will likely hear calls from both sides to abolish the Electoral College. This would
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The Athlete – An AI-Generated Short Story
John and Bill leaned against the wooden railings, watching the grand parade roll through the heart of their hometown. It
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What is the Unit Vote for the Electoral College?
The Electoral College and the Unit Vote work hand-in-hand to elect our President in the US. The system is complicated
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Was Richard Nixon a Successful President?
My former business partner Tommy Thomas, who passed away a few years ago, was a staunch Democrat, but he used
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The Electoral College Explained as an Apartment Association Analogy
The US Electoral College is a difficult mechanism to explain. Its value as an invisible hand in creating a two-party
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