Tag: Johnsons

Samuel Johnson, a prominent 18th-century literary critic, expressed his reaction against William Shakespeare’s handling of the distinction of time and place in his work “Preface to Shakespeare,” which was written in 1765. In this preface, Johnson discusses various aspects of Shakes...

The pharmaceutical industry has long argued that high drug prices are a good thing because the profits from these price hikes allow companies to spend more on research and development to discover and launch the cures of the future. To test the claim that higher drug prices drive innovation, we ga...

These days, together with the Family Policy Alliance, Heritage Foundation, Family Research Council and others, the Alliance Defending Freedom backs a coalition called the Promise to America’s Children. This coalition opposes the nondiscrimination protections in the LGBTQ-inclusi...