Election Disdain in Colorado
Lauren Boebert of Colorado Plans To Run For Reelction in a New Congressional District Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., thinks she will lose her reelection race even... Read more.
Voter Fraud, Not
Research Shows That No Substantial Voter Fraud Was Found To Overthrow The 2020 Election, Despite Constant Claims From Trump and Republicans Amid the hubbub over... Read more.
Did Antisemitism Just Vanish?
University Resignations Spark Debate on Campus Free Speech, Antisemitism and Political Motivations Wait, did I miss it? Did the sudden resignation of University... Read more.
Limiting Our Ears to Others
Politicians and Media Contribute to the General Outlook of Global and Internal Conflict Why is reaction on public issues so limited to one way or the other? Why... Read more.
How We Choose To Remember
Devoted Service Versus Controversial Legacy Public celebrations this week of the deaths of world strategist Henry Kissinger and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter... Read more.
Twisted Logic and Court Trust
Partisan Influence and Undermined Trust Provide Challenges Surrounding the Court System Our courts continue to try our patience for trust that the justices are not... Read more.
Releasing 50 Hostages
The Israel-Hamas War Is at a Four-Day Ceasefire as a Result of the Successful Transfer of Hostages After painstaking, tentative steps, Israel and Hamas reached agreement... Read more.
The Conflicting War Stories
Humanitarian Conflicts Surround the Israel-Hamas War Maybe what we’re witnessing in the Middle East — as well as in our domestic politics and cultural clashes... Read more.
Our ‘Tin Ear’ Syndrome
Leaders Are Refusing To Hear Out Perspective, Causing Controversy Surrounding Crucial Global Matters We seem to be suffering an outbreak of what I’ll call... Read more.
Finally, Some Guardrails for AI
President Biden Issued a Set of Executive Orders To Make AI Safer It turns out that trying to regulate Artificial Intelligence is a frustrating quest for humans.... Read more.