Columns
The first debate
On Wednesday night in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Republican voters finally got a chance to see all the Republicans on ...
Columns
Armstrong Williams: The Washington Post Is clueless
A front-page story on Aug. 21 in The Washington Post sounds a false alarm: “American democracy is cracking. ...
Columns
Steve Flowers: Big Jim, ‘Just spell my name right!’
Alabama has never had a more colorful governor than Big Jim Folsom. He also was a brilliant politician ...
Columns
Mona Charen: Change the format of debates
The Milwaukee debate was a travesty. Not that the moderators asked the wrong questions (though, seriously, UFOs?) or ...
Columns
(Column) Understanding AI and its myriad of uses
When you hear or read news about artificial intelligence — or AI as it is commonly called — ...
Columns
Owl’s Eye: Just one click away from apathy
Ever heard of the “informed electorate?” Years ago, Americans concluded that to be good citizens they needed to ...
Columns
(Column) Transformative power of AI in student-centered learning
In recent years, education has undergone a significant transformation, shifting its focus toward student-centered learning that prioritizes the ...
Letters To The Editor
Letter: Story about ‘fake electors’ insults readers
The story, “Fake electors in Georgia” (Aug. 15) is an insult to many readers. “Fake” is a harsh ...
Letters To The Editor
Letter: Equality, justice and democracy teach us how to behave
When I was young, my parents taught me to say ma’am and sir, pardon me, thank you and ...
Columns
Owl’s Eye: A friendly proposal
All of us want friends. Not business associates, parlor confidants or co-conspirators, but real friends. We owls tend ...