The theme of ‘Lord of the Flies’ is inseparable from an investigation of the expressions and pitfalls of masculinity.

Four years ago Dave Eggers wrote ‘The Circle,’ a novel about a tech giant and social media company that destroys lives by eradicating privacy and our sense of personal identity. It’s starting to look increasingly like a work of nonfiction.

At times, it can almost seem ‘War for the Planet of the Apes’ is anti-human. Yet it really shows what is best, and worst, about humankind, and therefore defines it.

Most folk seem to be either too dazzled or confused to say anything intelligent about Lana Del Rey. So here’s my best shot.

A reasonable interpretation would be not that the terrorists believe in nothing, but rather that they believe, deeply and radically, in the affirmative commands of the Quran.

Implementing a robot tax would require adopting socialism, with all the perils that historically includes.

Some U.S. cities are cracking down on e-cigarettes. That’s not going to help ex-smokers like me, who’ve benefited hugely from the smoking alternative.

The thundering soundtrack and serious faces plainly attempt to convey a sense of profundity, but without any apparent comprehension of what actually makes a human situation profound.

Feminism is nothing more than a war against nature, and nothing vindicates this notion more than transgenderism.

Clearly, there is nothing secular about progressivism. Look under the veneer of pseudo-scientific language, and you’re left staring at a fanatically religious mindset.

When you face Death, a vague idea isn’t going to save you. Nor is the agnostic weakness of saying you just don’t know.