Celebrating 10 years
Time seems to have flown by, and yet, when I look back, it feels like a lifetime ago.
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Due process
A federal judge has for now halted efforts by the Trump administration to swiftly deport activist Mahmoud Khalil, a legal US resident who was a… Login to continue reading Login…
Tempting fate and tempests
The season of renewal is premature at this latitude and everyone is looking around with justified suspicion.
Restoring trust with transparency
Many feel that the First Amendment is in peril.
Brighter days
Spring may be the season for deep housecleaning, but there is one chore which is easier to do when it’s very cold.
Heed the warning of the first U.S. death from measles in a decade
The outsized attention to the unvaccinated child’s death is merited by the context: It is the first U.S. fatality in 10 years
Just do it yourself
Don’t be scared to experiment or create, even if it means failing the first, second, or third time.
Letter: America, we have a problem
We do not have a revenue problem in this country, but we sure do have a spending problem.
If the shoe fits
Working on President’s Day was preferable to taking the day off given Tuesday’s looming production deadlines. Instead, a Friday would afford daylight hours to explore a recreational trail in another aspect.
By the fire on a sunny winter day
Having snow in February when we expect it gives me hope that we won’t have it in April.