Froma Harrop writes about her time visiting in Florida and driving her brother’s Ford Mustang Shelby.
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Robert Samuelson: Economic policies or pipedreams?
Robert Samuelson’s column examines the liberal view of ignoring national debt.
The Hot Corner: The cure for what ails high school hoops
Long-time Maine basketball observer Kalle Oakes says the game needs help, and it isn’t a shot clock
Rich Lowry: The unbearable whiteness of Bernie Sanders
Rich Lowry uses his column for commentary about Bernie Sanders and Sanders’ candidacy.
Response to child abuse: Too little, too late?
The power of religion, despite the decline in the number of practitioners, must be strong if there are still people today who believe and practice in spite of the scandals within major religions. Especially sexual scandals. In the past week, Pope Francis has convened a Vatican summit to address the issue of priests and bishops sexually […]
Fareed Zakaria: Democrats can’t be casual about the facts
In his syndicated column, Fareed Zakaria warns Democrats to not be casual about the facts.
Leonard Pitts Jr.: First Amendment gets trampled in Florida school
Leonard Pitts Jr. writes about how an 11-year-old black boy in Lakeland, Florida, was arrested for refusing to recite the Pledge of Allegiance.
Marc Thiessen: Amazon blow up shows Ocasio-Cortex is an economic illiterate
Marc Thiessen column berating Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Philip Caper: Paying for universal health care isn’t difficult
Philip Caper’s guest column about how universal health care is quite affordable
Joseph Hall: Auburn’s indigenous history
Joseph Hall’s guest column about Auburn’s indigenous history