There is a moment in public policy where incompetence crosses the line into something worse: indifference to the public good. The Edgewood ostrich cull is that moment for Canada.

Now, Schlossberg seeks to translate his lineage, education, and public visibility into political power. His entry into the race for New York’s 12th Congressional District places him head-to-head with one of the most entrenched and ideologically consistent figures in American politics: Jerry Nadler, the long-serving congressman who has represented portions of Manhattan for over three decades.

Augustine never asked his readers to withdraw from the world. Christians, he wrote, must live as “resident aliens,” working for the peace of the earthly city while belonging to the heavenly one. This dual citizenship requires discernment: to engage without surrender, to love without idolizing.