Opinions

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

If You’re Looking for Stability, Try a Cat In an era when British prime ministers rotate faster than seasonal coffee flavors, it turns out the most stable thing in U.K.

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

Beware the Language of ConsensusBe wary whenever you hear someone use phrases such as “the larger truth,” “people of goodwill agree,” “real Christians are obligated…,” or “experts agree.” Invariably, this

Chicken of the Tree or Chickening Out?Bless your adventurous heart, Florida Man, you never fail to wake up the internet with a sentence that shouldn’t exist: “I turned a frozen

When Dogs Know Before We Do We call some cancers “silent killers” because they arrive without warning, grow unseen, and announce themselves only when it’s already too late. In dogs,