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Maps Excite the Imagination, Lead to Unknown Destinations Oct. 10, 2026

Travel and Adventure

By Victor Block As I peer at a wall-hanging in my living room, I picture men in Colonial attire smok... Read More

Are We Documenting Our Way to Forgetfulness? Oct. 09, 2026

The Language of Ethics

I hope to visit Vermont one of these years to witness the changing of the leaves and revel in the ka... Read More

Predicting Breast Cancer Oct. 03, 2026

Susan Estrich

Imagine there were a simple test, using AI, that could accurately predict a man's chance of developi... Read More

Montana Proposes a Way to Stop "Dark Money" Corruption of Our Democracy Sep. 30, 2026

Jim Hightower

It's the fall harvest season, when many farm stands and homes decorate with pumpkins, cornstalks and... Read More

Why Islam Threatens Liberty Sep. 28, 2026

Victor Joecks

Little kids aren't the only ones who act like closing their eyes will keep them safe. Look at how ma... Read More

Explore a City's Culture Through Its 'Dive Bars' Sep. 26, 2026

Travel and Adventure

By Victor Block During a recent visit to Hollywood, Florida, I enjoyed several meals at a restaurant... Read More

Open at Last: The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Sep. 20, 2026

Travel and Adventure

By Jim Farber It seems only appropriate that the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, which has just opene... Read More

Are Jury Trial Problems Unfixable? Sep. 19, 2026

Georgia Garvey

This is not another opinion article about Lindsay Clancy. Well, not really. I'm not qualified to di... Read More

Focus More Clearly by Looking Away Sep. 18, 2026

The Language of Ethics

Flying over the Sea of Japan in 1954, the electrical system on Lieutenant Jim Lovell's Banshee night... Read More

Will Egypt Strike Yemen's Houthis? Sep. 16, 2026

Austin Bay

As I began a column examining the violent antics of ayatollah Iran's Houthi proxy army, news media w... Read More

Women Keep Politics Honest Sep. 15, 2026

Froma Harrop

This is a generalization, I know. As Mark Twain is said to have said, "All generalizations are false... Read More

The Difference Between Liberty and License Sep. 14, 2026

Victor Joecks

The Founding Fathers who fought for liberty wouldn't recognize how people define the word today. A r... Read More

Sherlock Holmes and the Mystery of Rosh Hashanah Sep. 11, 2026

The Language of Ethics

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle hated Sherlock Holmes. I know: That sounds as improbable as J.K. Rowling hati... Read More

Diet Coke Socialism Sep. 11, 2026

Erick Erickson

The Trump administration is drafting a rule that would let married couples with a stay-at-home spous... Read More

Don't Let the Terrorists Win Sep. 11, 2026

Marc Dion

I was working at a medium-sized city newspaper on Sept. 11, 2001. No one had stormed the Capitol yet... Read More

The Bell Tolls for American Generosity Sep. 09, 2026

The Raffel Ticket

Could doing a great job directing foreign aid ever be a giant step toward the presidency? It certain... Read More

Moderation is Not a Four-Letter Word Sep. 04, 2026

The Language of Ethics

What was the most memorable moment in the history of Time Magazine? It arrived, in my opinion, with ... Read More

Billionaires Playing Cowboys ... At Our Expense Sep. 02, 2026

Jim Hightower

Let's all gather 'round the campfire, Buckaroos and let Ol' Cactus Jim here tell you about some of t... Read More

2026 Echoes of 9/11 Sep. 02, 2026

Austin Bay

A quarter of a century has passed since Al Qaeda's hideous Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. The 25th ... Read More

Permission to Play Gets More Work Done Aug. 28, 2026

The Language of Ethics

J.P. Morgan reportedly said, "I can do a year's work in nine months but not in twelve months." In to... Read More