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July 31, 2016 by White House Chronicle Leave a Comment

The Birth of a New Reactor: Thorium Past and Present

If you are designing a car from scratch, there are certain essentials to begin with. You need to start with the wheels on the corners, for example. But when it comes to building a nuclear reactor, things are different. There are hundreds and maybe thousands of ways of doing it. The constant is that you […]

Air Conditioning Costs Threaten Summer of Sun Belt Catastrophe

Llewellyn King

The summer of our discontent is at hand. When I asked a professional weather forecaster what we might expect this season, he said, “Hades.” That was as disturbing as everything else in this disturbing year. America has a summer culture. You could say the whole of the Northern Hemisphere has one, but there is a […]

The New Media: A Pea of News in a Mattress of Words

Llewellyn King

Journalism is choking on the low-hanging fruit. Every day hundreds of newsletters and podcasts flood inboxes. These are almost entirely concerned with political goings-on in Washington. But this isn’t to say that journalism is alive and well. In fact, this is a symptom of journalism’s straitened times. Mostly, there is just a pea of news […]

Via AI, an Ancient Roman Historian’s Account of Trump II

Linda Gasparello

Via AI, an Ancient Roman Historian’s Account of Trump II If the Roman Emperor Caligula were alive today, you can bet that he would cheer the UFC fight on the South Lawn of the White House, which President Trump is hosting to mark his 80th birthday, and the nation’s 250th anniversary. Caligula, who reigned from […]

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