GUEST COMMENTARY - Another terrorist slips into the classroom, into the news.
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Note to Judges: If You Don’t Want to Be Called a Partisan Hack, Stop Being One
GUEST COMMENTARY - Today's six-member supermajority on the Supreme Court has surrendered all claim to being an impartial moral force for blind justice.
War and Remembrance: The Death of Joseph Anzack Jr.
IN MEMORIAM - It was 15 years ago this month that Joseph Anzack Jr., private first class, United States Army, faced impending death on a dark and dusty road during America’s long war in Iraq.
Coming to Terms With Our Grief for the World
GUEST COMMENTARY - I could barely look at the pictures of mothers crying in agony at the loss of their children to the gunman at Uvalde, Texas.
It’s a 'Slippery Slope’ Sending Advanced Missiles to Ukraine as Russia Holds Nuke Drills
RUSSIA UKRAINE WAR - Peace advocates warned Tuesday that the Biden administration's newly unveiled decision to arm Ukraine with advanced missile systems further heightens the risk of a direct military conflict between the U.S. and Russia,
And Then There Are Those Of Us Who Are Still Living
ACCORDING TO LIZ - Memorial Day is a federal holiday for mourning the U.S. military personnel who have died while serving their country established in 1868 a few years after the Civil War ended.
America Needs to See the Reality of Assault Rifle Murders
GUN VIOLENCE - In the days since the Uvalde shooting, media outlets have shared heartbreaking images of the small victims as they were cherished in life.
…And We’re Taking the Other Blue States With Us!
MY THOUGHTS - One has to be made of stone not to have been affected by the senseless mass shootings of the last three weeks.
Certain Unalienable Rights
A VIEW FROM HERE - In 1776, America Founded Itself on Two Revolutionary Theories.
An Equal Pay Victory for America’s Most Dominant National Team
EQUAL RIGHTS - Three years ago, the U.S. women’s soccer team filed a $24 million gender discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation.
From L.A. to Bombay? An Entitled Politician’s Last Stand to Become Ambassador
LEGAL WOES - The irony was lost on no one last week when we learned that the parents of the mayor of Los Angeles have hired a professional lobbyist to make the case to the U.S. Senate that their son should be confirmed as ambassador to India (Los Angeles Times, May 24, 2022).
US Elections Are a Sham
THE VIEW FROM HERE - Elections are beneficial when two situations coincide: