Opinion

If you ever find yourself wondering whether the internet is exaggerating when it jokes about Florida being its own ecosystem of chaos, let me gently introduce you to today’s headline:

A Sad State of Political Discourse The recent back and forth surrounding the wisdom, or lack thereof, for President Trump’s successful capture of Venezuelan dictator Maduro has left me bewildered

Sometimes Living Civics Looks Like Quiet Compassion Living civics isn’t always loud. It doesn’t require a podium, a policy debate, or a viral moment. Often, it shows up quietly, at

The True Foundation of the Future The future of humanity rests not upon government, but with the family. A principle that is as bold as it is true and profound.

Bless Your Headlines: The Goodest Boy Knows Exactly Where Love Is Buried If you needed proof that loyalty didn’t get memo’d about becoming ironic in 2026, allow me to introduce

A Life Lost Is Still a Tragedy The death of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis this week is tragic by any measure. She was a mother of three. A

If you ever wonder why Florida is the internet’s most reliable content farm, let me introduce you to a story that has everything: lace, loitering, law enforcement, and a level

A Common Sense reflection on comedy, anger, and a country that desperately needs to exhale There was a moment in recent years when comedy stopped feeling like comedy and started

The Quiet Civics Lesson in Aisle Five Living civics doesn’t usually announce itself with a microphone or a megaphone. More often, it shows up quietly—between the cereal boxes and the

The NCAA’s New House Party With college football finally shuffling off stage like an aging rock star, college basketball has decided to crank up the speakers and throw the kind