Author: Patrice Lewis

There is a passage from a book called “Not Buying It” by Judith Levine. Disgusted with what she sees as a consumer culture in New

Globalists are pushing the world to reduce carbon emissions and strive toward a “net zero” standard. It’s well-known this standard is impossible to meet, but

I had a doctor’s appointment this week, the first step in what will eventually be a minor surgical procedure I require (abdominal hernia). I hadn’t

When he was a child, my husband’s nickname was “Sputnik.” That’s because he was born the day after the famous Russian satellite was successfully launched

I thought everyone knew this story, but it seems I’m wrong. Most of us are products of the public school system, after all, so I’m

Now that Trump is once again the president-elect, changes are noticeable everywhere – not just on the domestic front, but internationally as well. Aggressive provocateurs

The presidential election is officially a landslide. Trump won 312 Electoral College votes. Predictably, leftists are melting down. The Democrats’ desperate post-election analysis is going

I’ve been feeling a deep sense of unease as Election Day approaches. It’s anyone’s guess what will happen, with opinions ranging from rampant fraud to

As the election draws closer, I’ve noticed an interesting trend: The number of “prepping” articles online is ratcheting up. It’s almost as if people are

If you’ve ever wanted to watch a lighthearted RomCom flick about over-consumption, I recommend “Confessions of a Shopaholic,” based on the amusing book series by