Opinion

Well, Well, Well… Look Who Made Cleaning the Attic Look Like a Retirement Strategy Some families clean out attics and find baby shoes, moldy tax returns, and every school art

A Busy Thanksgiving on America’s Roads Thanksgiving weekend ranks as the nation’s busiest travel period with an estimated 81 million on the move and nearly 90% doing it by vehicle.

When Gratitude Meets Gravy—and a Little Foolishness Thanksgiving is allegedly the holiday where we all gather around a beautifully curated table to express gratitude, reconnect with family, and pretend we

A Season for Reflection Thanksgiving invites us to pause: to breathe, to gather, and to look around at what truly matters. For me, this season carries a deeper meaning as

Perspective in a Season of Thanks A blessed and joyful Thanksgiving to all. In some quarters, wishing a happy Thanksgiving has become codified to mean “you are ignoring all the

When Nature Turns Into NASCAR and Your Windshield Becomes a Drive-Thru Well, Bless Our Feathery Hearts Every once in a while, the universe gifts us a story so wild, so

A Holiday That Still Means Something As Thanksgiving arrives this Thursday, I’ve found myself thinking less about the menu and more about the meaning. The holiday rush has a way

War, Cruelty, and the Human Condition Everyone is mentally ill! Was this some Darwinian evolution phenomenon in the last century, or a cultural head-game? The grotesque cruelty of war, condoned

A 232-Year Era EndsThe curtain fell quietly on a 232-year tradition as the U.S. Mint struck the last penny this month in Philadelphia. This ended one of the longest runs

Long Live the King…of the Courtroom? Well bless our headlines and pass the gavel—because only in America can you walk into a courtroom expecting justice and instead find the judge