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  • Hoping for a Red Sky at Night Soon

    Time to stop incentivizing rust and once and for all galvanize the American boat. It has a severely rusting hull. Take the time to understand the precipice our nation is on and understand that the only rust repellant is a strong vote for galvanizing the Constitution. Hoping for a Red Sky at Night soon.
  • Chaos and Crime: The legacy of Biden-Harris border policies
    As we learned earlier this month following the arrest of an Afghan national charged with plotting an Election Day terrorist attack in Oklahoma, insufficiently vetted noncitizens are actively plotting harm against Americans – from inside our own borders. America simply cannot afford any more of this.
  • Elected – not appointed – representation
    Elected – not appointed – representation. That’s what voting yes for Issue 4 means for residents of the Village of Greenfield.
  • When work becomes a pile of cold ashes
    Ever created your own mess, and then had to try for a couple of days to find a way out of it? Ending up stressed out and physically exhausted?
  • Fall lore
    There certainly is wonder in the changing season and ever so much to learn.
  • Can Taiwan fall as quickly as France did in 1940?
    The solution for Taiwan, though not without cost, is open-ended wargaming with military, political and especially scientific-industrial participants, and large-scale exercises without institutional interference. In virtually every surprise defeat, there was some hard to discern evidence prior to the event that could have been noticed.
  • A couple of things about Greenfield's Issue 4
    Since I moved here in 1980, there hasn't been a safety/service director or city/village administrator who has lived within Greenfield proper. I also noticed that at least three (maybe four) of the persons whose names appear on the letter do not reside within Greenfield proper and therefore are not citizens of Greenfield.
  • Questions about Ohio Issue 1
    The first few times I saw the different signs, I was very confused. If both sides want to end gerrymandering, why is there an issue to vote on? After doing some research, I’m no longer confused about Issue 1. I am just confused about why anyone would vote yes on it.
  • After the deluge; recovering in North Carolina
    “Hillbillies and rednecks are a community. They want to talk about how Podunk we are and backwards. But no, we got this,” Beverly Ramsey said. “We need outside assistance, obviously. But we came together immediately.” They mourn the deaths together, too.
  • Peak waste: Feds set record for improper payments
    Two men who had first met in prison – Adedayo Ilori, 43, and Chris Recamier, 59 – were using stolen identities and fake paperwork to falsely claim they employed 200 people, bilking the federal government’s pandemic-relief programs of more than $1 million, according to federal prosecutors. They used the stolen money to splurge on big-ticket purchases, such as cryptocurrency, leasing luxury apartments and a Mercedes, the evidence showed.
  • Did you ever tell a lie to get a date?
    Right now, there seems to be a bevy of incumbent senators and a vice president wanting to be president lying about their past records in order to persuade you to vote for them.  
  • 45 years of Tehran-tied terrorism
    The choice for American voters is between continuing a failed appeasement policy toward the terrorists of Tehran – or returning to the White House the president who in 2020 took the initiative, and succeeded, in eliminating Tehran’s top terrorist, General Soleimani.
  • The scientist who thought up black holes – 241 years ago
    Michell's conception of black holes wouldn't receive serious consideration from the broader scientific community until physicists began probing the ramifications of Einstein's general relativity in the early 20th century. The term "black hole" didn't even arise until 1967.
  • I’m voting Republican to protect my liberal values
    I am a lifelong Democrat, a feminist, a progressive, and a Jew. After witnessing the horrors of October 7 and after realizing that too many Democratic Party elected officials and constituents lack the moral clarity to respond effectively to the war Israel is fighting and to the threat of Islamism, I have decided to vote Republican.
  • Democrats lack action on antisemitism
    When will the Democrats step up? The anniversary of Hamas’s attack on Israel should serve as a wake-up call, a reminder that hatred, if left unchecked, can lead to tragedy.
  • A survivor’s reflection on Oct. 7 
    In total, Hamas killed more than 1,200 people on that dreadful morning and kidnapped 251 more. The hostages have been subject to physical, sexual, and psychological torment for the entirety of their captivity. Just recently, six hostages, including American citizen Hersh Goldberg-Polin, were executed by Hamas in cold blood.
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