Opinion
The Truth About E. Jean Carroll
In the mid-1990s, E. Jean Carroll stood out as a memorable figure in New York City. Known for her sharp wit and humorous advice columns in Elle magazine, she gained fame as “Auntie E.” Her
The 15-Year-Old Keeping War Memories Alive
On the edge of a goat farm in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom lies a unique tribute to the nation’s veterans: Luke’s Military Museum. This modest aluminum trailer is a heartfelt project by its 15-year-old founder, Luke
Rethinking Public Safety: Emphasizing Prevention and Rehabilitation
Public safety requires reducing the chance of individuals entering the criminal justice system and lowering their likelihood of returning. For decades, public safety discourse has centered on enforcement and punishment. Seldom do conversations address crime
Overcoming Fear and Pain: A Mother’s Journey
Barb Barnes faced a significant challenge more than two decades ago when doctors informed her she needed open-heart surgery. The news wasn’t unexpected, as her health had deteriorated from vigorous mountain climbing to struggling with
Power and Optics in Today’s Politics: Winners and Losers
In today’s political environment, power is often determined by appearance rather than results. Winning depends on projecting inevitability, while losing is being captured at an inopportune moment. Xi Jinping Ascends Chinese leader Xi Jinping recently