Opinion

Bless Your Backyard Bar Tab Well, butter my biscuit and pour me a pint—apparently, leaving the house is officially optional now. Because why fight for elbow room at your local

A Foundational Principle at Risk Our second President, John Adams, is given credit for coining the phrase “a government of laws, not men” when helping to create the Massachusetts Constitution.

Navigating Innovation and Responsibility Many of the pieces I write for this platform talk about how the pace of technological change provides enormous challenges for not only business owners, large

Well, folks, it finally happened. Someone looked at a hospital discharge and said, “No thank you, I think I’ll be staying right here.” In Tallahassee, a patient has apparently turned

It seems a daily item. Pure and honest journalist at CBS, the Washington Post, or the Los Angeles Times resigns in protest of what they believe to be an unreasonable

There are many mysteries in life. Why the printer jams only when you’re in a hurry. Why socks disappear in the dryer. And how cats can fall off a bookshelf,

There are moments in life that are so small they almost pass unnoticed. No big headlines. No breaking news alerts. No dramatic turning points. Just ordinary, everyday interactions. But sometimes

A Forgotten Date in American Memory When the phrase “days of infamy” is mentioned, two dates come to the forefront for most Americans: December 7, 1941, and September 11, 2001.

A Lesson from Catch-22 Joseph Heller penned his classic novel, Catch-22, about World War II in 1961. It became legendary during the Vietnam War. Knowing most reading this column have

The Great Potato Heist of 2026 If you thought you had seen every possible headline involving the phrase “Florida man,” allow me to introduce the latest contestant in the Sunshine