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The wonderful people of L’Arche Mobile, the local affiliate of the international organization of communities for people with intellectual disabilities, will be doing one of their big annual events ONLINE […]
(Official Examiner editorial, May 25) One somber way to think of Memorial Day is to count the number of those who have died in service of this great, good country. […]
(May 20) The late Phyllis Schlafly isn’t the only conservative badly mistreated by the Hulu series Mrs. America. The other women of Schlafly’s Eagle Forum organization are treated even worse, […]
(May 19) Now all the world can see the progression and depth of the intellectual and philosophical convictions of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Far from personifying the leftist caricature […]
(May 18) PBS’ airing tonight of a documentary biography of Supreme Court Justice Thomas provides me a chance to tell a story I’ve been wanting to publish for 29 years. […]
(May 21) Something looks rotten in the State Department of Mike Pompeo. An NBC News report added more reason to suspect the judgment, fiscal responsibility, and even integrity of Pompeo. […]
(May 12) In one particular part of a remarkable open letter to citizens of Alabama, former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions finally makes a crucial point about why he recused […]
I must admit, this feels odd. I have almost no sympathy for Gen. Flynn, who seems to me to have shown bad ethics or bad judgment on multiple occasions — […]
(May 11) It’s not just the racism, but the vigilantism too. In the now-infamous killing of black Georgian jogger Ahmaud Arbery, there is much to be said, much of it […]
(May 15) Former Alabama governor Don Siegelman shouldn’t get away with his latest attempt to finagle exoneration for long-ago crimes. Siegelman, whose term from 1999-2003 made him the last Democrat […]
