Opinion Opinion | Remembering Ernie Pyle Ernie Pyle gave his life for something bigger than himself—explaining the calamity of war from the vantage point of the common soldiers who secured... Will Sellers3 hours ago
Opinion Opinion | Remembering Lafayette The person of Lafayette and even his myth calls us to consider the foundations of the country and why we have succeeded. Will SellersApril 4, 2025
Opinion Opinion | The biblical legacy of King James I of England King James’ legacy is preserved in a Bible that provided uniformity for the English Language. Will SellersMarch 3, 2025
Opinion Opinion | The emerging leader Margaret Thatcher started a movement of limited government, freedom of the individual and private ownership. Will SellersFebruary 3, 2025
Opinion Opinion | January 6 A sitting vice-president would count the votes of the electoral college and announce his defeat. Will SellersJanuary 6, 2025
Opinion Opinion | Humanity’s hope at Christmas Humanity in all its wonderful contradictions will prevail, but only when we see ourselves as the positive, valuable assets we are. Will SellersDecember 23, 2024
Opinion Opinion | 200 years of election intrigue While every 4 years people question the validity of the Electoral College, it seems that the concept has generally stood the test of time. Will SellersDecember 2, 2024
News Opinion | A funeral to end a regime Sometimes the words of a simple priest are more powerful than all the might and concentrated force of a socialist regime. Will SellersNovember 1, 2024
Opinion Opinion | Celebrating international communications Not too long ago, the main source of communication was the written word, transmitted primarily by letters. Will SellersOctober 2, 2024
Opinion Opinion | Our foundations for freedom Our Constitution, revered my many, detested by some and imitated worldwide, has stood the test of time. Will SellersSeptember 2, 2024