Aaron Renn

Washington, DC resident Joshua Sohn penned an interesting piece for the Institute for Family Studies about the largely progressive families that surround his. It’s observational journalism, not a quantitative or statistical re...

A pair of articles about Columbus, Ohio were published last week that shed light on growing societal inequality in a “K-shaped” economy, and also the leadership challenges facing our cities and country. They expose something that local leaders acro...

How did “disinformation” become the all-purpose explanation for American politics? Journalist Jacob Siegel joins me on the podcast this week to explain, in a conversation about his new book The Informa...

Tim Challies wrote an interesting piece about how the rising wealth of senior citizens means the new color of money is now gray.

Here’s the reality I am thinking about: human beings are far weal...

We all know we are going to die, but when we are young, that doesn’t mean anything to us.

For a long time I said I didn’t want to have kids. What that might mean for me down the road as I got older didn’t really register. It wasn’t a consideration.

I was in my early 30s when my grandfather died. I was sad, but it didn’t cause me to reflect on my own mortality. Th...