Ainsley and Bigfoot Are Finally in the City

A storybook, a coloring adventure, and a small explanation for why Mad Mother has been quieter lately

May 30 • Jeri Gia

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Everyone Knows. Nobody Says It.

The politics of pretending, from golden idols to naked emperors.

May 18 • Jeri Gia

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The Reform Trap

Virginia Democrats tried to fight fire with fire. But the state’s own good-government redistricting rules just stopped them cold.

May 8 • Jeri Gia

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April 2026

We Are Not Machines—And That Still Matters (Edited)

This morning’s headlines are asking the wrong question.

Apr 30 • Jeri Gia

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We Are Not Machines - and That Still Matters

This morning’s headlines are asking the wrong question.

Apr 30 • Jeri Gia

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They are Turning Government into a Pulpit

From the White House to the Pentagon, Trump’s movement is pushing one strain of Christianity deeper into the machinery of the state.

Apr 21 • Jeri Gia

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The Art of the War: What Trump Actually Wants From Iran

The Islamabad talks just collapsed. The pattern, however, has been clear for years.

Apr 13 • Jeri Gia

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The War That Gave Us Nothing

A ceasefire restored the status quo, but only after higher prices, greater risk, and deeper isolation.

Apr 8 • Jeri Gia

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March 2026

Gilead Doesn’t Arrive All at Once

As Language and Power Converge, Our Freedom Is at Risk

Mar 31 • Jeri Gia

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Trump Thinks Wars End When He says They End

The Dangerous Fantasy Behind His Demand for Iran's "Unconditional Surrender"

Mar 14 • Jeri Gia

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Pay Up or Pay the Price

Inside Trump's foreign policy: deals for friends, bombs or barricades for everyone else

Mar 7 • Jeri Gia

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February 2026

Project 2025 and the Christian Nation Myth

The Constitution Was Designed to Prevent Exactly This

Feb 23 • Jeri Gia

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