Jon Margolis

The information fellow back in Brussels had been absolutely right. Also a touch outraged. The way you get here, he had said, was to take the train that gets to...

It's just a farm. There's a big old barn, a farm-house and gently rolling fields. The setting, right near a major highway, is hardly picturesque, and though there's a small...

"This is also, you know, a coffee house," said the bald fellow at the bar. The bartender nodded in agreement, thereby posing a quandary. In this part of Amsterdam, coffee...

Of all our national myths, that of small business may be the strongest. And no wonder. The small businessman is the descendant of America's two original myths-the independent yeoman farmer...

Let us pause for a moment from the daily rough-and-tumble of it all to consider what ails the daily rough-and-tumble of it all. OK, such pauses are better spent considering...

It is depressing, though hardly surprising, to learn that the future will build on the least attractive aspects of the present. Such was the lesson contained in information reported recently...

How fitting it is for a decadent society that a striking new illustration of its decadence can be found in its capital city. The latest technological development here comes-as it...

Friends of Freedom, gird thy loins. The barbarian is at the gate and we must do battle, even at risk of life and lung. And who is this barbarian? As...

Can it be but seven years since Harold Washington ran against Ed Vrdolyak for mayor of Chicago? It's hard to think matters could have sunk so far so fast. Thanks...

Though often foolish, successful politicians are not stupid. Top Republican politicians, for instance, are not stupid, or they would not have spent most of the last three decades running the...