Experimenting With How To Kill
Alabama Is Trying To Get Other States To Adopt Their Death Penalty Strategy, After They Used an Untested Method Known Known as Nitrogen Hypoxia A convicted murder... Read more.
What? Bipartisan Deal on Taxes?
Congress Surprises with Bipartisan Compromise on Tax Deal Amid continuing disfunction in Congress, it was a pleasant surprise to hear that the top tax-writing committees... Read more.
Listening to Trump’s Immunity Debate
Trump’s Presidential Immunity Claim It remained that the wildest part of yesterday’s federal appeals court hearing over Donald Trump’s claim to blanket... Read more.
Memorializing Self-Delusion
Three Years After Jan. 6: A Nation Divided in Denial, Wrestling With Accountability Tomorrow is Jan. 6, the three-year mark from the televised Capitol riot toward... Read more.
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.