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You remember the great slogan boom of the last decade: Black Lives Matter, Blue Lives Matter, All Lives Matter, to name just three. America practically turned into a Mad Libs

Earlier this week, I penned a column focused on the frustrations of constantly encountering the increasing reality of being asked to do things for ourselves (supposedly for our own convenience)

When the Headline Hits You Like a Bag to the FaceEvery once in a while, a headline comes along that makes you stop, reread, and question whether you accidentally wandered

We begin with a famous phrase I have cited in earlier columns, uttered by Abraham Lincoln. “You can fool all of the people some of the time, and you can

Somewhere in Florida—because of course this story begins in Florida—a man just trying to enjoy a breezy drive down I-95 woke up to discover he had been… reborn. Not spiritually.

It started like any other quick trip to Home Depot to pick up some composite decking—no big expectations, no grand plan, just a drive down the road. My dad was

A Lunchroom Reality Check It was a lunchroom conversation most could relate to with a sigh. “I was at the grocery store last night,” one coworker said, shaking her head,

There are stories that stop you in your tracks—not because they are loud or controversial, but because they are simple. And in that simplicity, they carry truth. In a second-grade

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.