Opinion

When the Flag Comes Down, We’re Still One Team As the Winter Olympics came to a close yesterday, Team USA is heading home with something to celebrate: 12 gold medals

A “Strategic Restructuring” or a Strategic Wreck?When the Washington Post laid off one-third of its already dwindling staff, including the entire sports department, foreign bureaus, and book reviews, leadership framed

There are many things happening in the world right now. Important things. Serious things. The kind of things that make your eye twitch when you check the news before your

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

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

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

Entitlement vs. Economic Reality There has been a lot of chatter these recent days on what some people believe they deserve, what a fair outcome ought to be. For many

Discipline, Optimism, and a Season to RememberAt the U.S. Naval Academy, optimism is cultivated with purpose and discipline. This season, the Navy Midshipmen men’s basketball team has transformed that discipline

A Quiet but Consequential Shift Barely two weeks before Christmas, Illinois quietly crossed another moral Rubicon. On December 12, it became the 12th state, alongside Washington, D.C., to legalize physician-assisted