Today Butler’s Main Street will be filled with patriotism and the men and women who put themselves at risk to protect our freedoms, as the city celebrates America’s 96th...
Nick,
When you raised your right hand and swore “to defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic,” you not only joined a long l...
The news out of Saudi Arabia has been startling. A country famous for its stability to the point of stagnation is watching a 32-year-old crown prince arrest his relative...
Forty-six years ago, in November 1971, I was a member of the last group to be sent to the U.S. Army Military Assistance Command Vietnam. I arrived in Quang-Tri, the nort...
Be warned. This editorial is a bit of a nag session.
The “wine o’clock” habit has begun to take a deadly toll on the baby-boomer generation of women, according to a rec...
A centrist Democrat’s comfortable victory Tuesday in the Virginia gubernatorial election means a lot to a down-and-out party struggling to regain national power after a ...
The word of the day is “change.”
That’s what many of Tuesday’s municipal elections amounted to: change.
Butler City has a new mayor and a new member of city council; the...
Rigorous, independent research and analysis should undergird everything the government does. Nowhere is that more true than at the Environmental Protection Agency, which...
We Americans are having the wrong debate. Almost all the arguing over the Trump administration’s proposed tax cut centers on two issues. Will the tax reduction stimulate...
The reason why Flannery O’Connor and other Southern writers often wrote about “freaks,” she said, was because “we are still able to recognize one.” Writing about murdere...
