Opinion: Ukraine’s aching pain and Cold War 2.0
Back in 2019, my opinion column, "Don't Underestimate Putin's Threat," was published.

Back in 2019, my opinion column, "Don't Underestimate Putin's Threat," was published.

Remember those playground rumbles after school? "You're wrong!" "No! I'm right and everybody knows it."

Since the hostage-taking incident at the Colleyville, Texas, synagogue, my inbox has been full of articles, videos and conferences on antisemitism.

Writing about the Jan. 6 anniversary has its challenges - as soon as you name it, you're locked into a specific political category. If you try to cross into other political categories, you're insulted and silenced.

How many of you are making that New Year's resolution to get back into shape?

Of all the fiery debates in today's political environment, my least favorite to write about is abortion.

Thanksgiving is traditionally a time for families to gather together and eat their heads off.

Looking ahead to the Climate Change Conference in Scotland, Britain's Queen Elizabeth was overheard referring to global all-talk and no-action as "irritating."

The banning of books has been around for centuries, and America is no exception.

Some folks cried "Death to Facebook" while others turned to Twitter during the Facebook blackout earlier this week.
