Opinion

When the Flag Comes Down, We’re Still One Team As the Winter Olympics came to a close yesterday, Team USA is heading home with something to celebrate: 12 gold medals

A “Strategic Restructuring” or a Strategic Wreck?When the Washington Post laid off one-third of its already dwindling staff, including the entire sports department, foreign bureaus, and book reviews, leadership framed

There are many things happening in the world right now. Important things. Serious things. The kind of things that make your eye twitch when you check the news before your

A Rapid Lesson in Socialism In only a handful of days, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has given us an up-close and personal view of how socialism goes about

Looking for Truth, Not ComfortMy soon-to-be 99-year-old mother often observed that to find most things, you have to look for them. Apparently, when it comes to voter integrity, we are

If you told me a team of Floridians flew to Africa to give a wild rhinoceros eye drops, I would have assumed you were describing the plot of a Disney

A Rare Win for Consumers If you look up the word “rarity” in the dictionary, one definition that pops up is “the quality or state of being uncommon, unusual, or

The Small Gestures That Shape Big ExperiencesWe don’t often think about kindness as a civic virtue, but maybe we should. Civic life isn’t just about voting booths, city council meetings,

A Generation That Doesn’t Trust the News A News Literacy Project (NLP) report lands like a brick: 84% of teenagers think journalism is a con, a carnival game where spin

There are many things Americans will fight about: politics, parking spots, slow walkers in Costco, and whether pineapple belongs on pizza. But pickleball? Bless our hearts, we’ve officially entered the