Kind: Reads

Is ‘Passover’ Actually a Mistranslation? by Yair Rosenberg

Recovering one of the original meanings of the Jewish holiday’s name helps us better understand its message.

Can we please just tax this man properly? All this genuflecting is exhausting.

Passover begins this year on Friday evening, April 15 and continues until nightfall, Saturday, April 23, 2022.

How the latest front in the right wing's culture war puts America's children at risk

When Jerry Sandusky's crimes came to light in 2011, the world thought it was the first time Joe Paterno and Penn State had faced a serial sexual predator in their midst. But that was not the case. This is the story of the predator who had come before.

The Tesla and SpaceX boss becoming the biggest stakeholder in the social media company should set alarm bells ringing

This is the wrong time to close Christian hearts and minds to challenging debates about race and justice in the United States.

We know that that much happened, because it's written right in the Gospel.  And then there's everything else Romans were known to do to prisoners and crucifixion victims.

Lending with Interest

When consent means whatever men can get away with

The U.N. definition of genocide is legalistic and the result of compromise. So it’s worth looking at Putin’s intent.

Plus: Christopher Rufo's Troll

There is no world in which Democrats could have won in 2022 by being more moderate and working-class friendly.

About the sudden interest in "grooming" . . .

Plus: Peeling an onion of disingenuousness.

For as long as developers have written CSS code, we've been desperate to have a method to allow styling a parent element based child characteristics.

Photo courtesy Steve Faulkner, taken outside the CSUNATC 2022 venue after we had chicken and rice, free from the food desert of the venue. Who has two thumbs and is not a lawyer? For years I have worked with clients who refer to digital/web accessibility as ADA work. They have…