Opinion: The Coolidge presidency at 100
How people understand history largely depends on who writes it and from what perspective.
Opinion: Looking up, looking down
While the military is focused on foreign objects flying over American and Canadian territory, a more disturbing threat to our national security is occurring on the ground.
Opinion: Trial balloons
Say the words "espionage" and "communism" to a younger generation and they might think you're talking about spy novels and Cold War history.
Opinion: ‘As government expands, liberty contracts’
While most of the public and media attention the past two years has been focused on high prices and inflation, these issues take second place over the public's top concern, which is big government, according to a new Gallup poll.
Opinion: A surprise resignation
Like Halley's Comet that only comes around every 75 years, the resignation of a top politician from office is a rare occurrence.
Opinion: The other side of fame
The death at age 54 of Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis, got me thinking again about the two-edged sword that is fame.
Opinion: China is a threat not only to Taiwan
Last July, the U.S. chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Gen. Mark Milley, visited Jakarta where he said China's military has become significantly more aggressive and dangerous over the past five years.
Opinion: A minority view
If one discounts Alaska's Aleutian Islands, Hawaii is about as far — geographically and politically — from Washington, D.C., as one can get.
Opinion: Southern border’s barn door
After months of ignoring the problem and demonstrably false claims by his Homeland Security secretary that the Southern border is "secure," President Biden finally visited the area as part of a trip to Mexico.
Opinion: A new year but nothing new
People speak of a new year as turning the page, or starting out fresh, or forgetting the past.