Opinions

As we stand on the threshold of a new presidential era, America finds itself at a critical juncture. The inauguration of President Donald J. Trump is more than a transfer

Back in the day, one of the more prominent members of New York City’s chattering class, film critic Paulene Kael, was at the famous Algonquin Hotel discussing the 1972 election,

The first six months of 2022 was a challenging time to be an elected official. At that time, I was the highest-ranking elected Republican in Colorado state government. That is

Donald Trump’s life has been one of many chapters. He has been a builder and developer, a writer and entertainer, and, of course a former – and future – President

Never heard of Karen Piper? She is a retired University of Missouri professor (the alma materof my 97-year old mother). While most (sane) Americans looked in shock at the horror

Facts are facts, and opinions are opinions. As the saying goes, people are entitled to their ownopinions, but not their facts. According to the numbers, the mainstream media is no

Per Unitatem Vis – Through Unity Strength As I reflect on the recent November 5th election, I’m reminded that America—our land of opportunity,innovation, and freedom—is a beacon of hope to

AI? It stands for artificial intelligence. Think of it as Google search on steroids. When you ask aquestion, these platforms, let by ChatGPT (a Microsoft product), instead of providing a

Having turned 18 in 1979, the 1980 Presidential election was my first opportunity to vote. My parents had separated in 1977, and my mother was working hard to support my

For many Americans—from a variety of backgrounds and racial-ethnic heritage—the recent coverage by the mainstream media (MSM) of two deaths involving violence seems to be far more about political agendas