George Will: Why good economic news is bad
WASHINGTON — In 1930, John Maynard Keynes was worried, but not about the unpleasantness that had begun the previous year and would linger long...
Kelly Anspaugh: On populism and gilded toilets
I’ve heard it remarked repeatedly that what Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump have in common is both are “populists.” This is absurd.Bernie Sanders was...
Gina Barreca: What happened? One day you wake up old
People age all at once. Nobody gets old gradually. One day you look at yourself and — whoa.Let’s say you’ve looked more or less...
Kathleen Parker: Sexual politics in search of fairness
WASHINGTON — Just minutes before the start of President Trump’s State of the Union address, Hillary Clinton dumped a mea culpa onto her Facebook...
Michael Reagan: Still cheering for Trump
Donald Trump sure hit it out of the park Tuesday night.Like millions of other people in America who tuned in to the president’s first...
Michael Reagan: Still cheering for Trump
Donald Trump sure hit it out of the park Tuesday night.Like millions of other people in America who tuned in to the president’s first...
Jay Ambrose: Anti-Trump author likes to hit, hates getting hit
Mika Brzezinski is right now looking good, even if she did not come out so well in a recent “Saturday Night Live” sketch that...
Mark Figley: A coach, his word and a paycheck
While Alabama’s Crimson Tide captured yet another college football crown with an impressive 26-23 comeback overtime win over Georgia, seemingly leaving only the hype...
Ken Pollitz: Benefits of riding the pine
When the lofty expectations of a highly touted high school basketball player are realized at the next level, the local watering holes are all...
George Will: Frederick Douglass, a champion of American individualism
WASHINGTON — It was an assertion of hard-won personal sovereignty: Frederick Douglass, born on a Maryland plantation 200 years ago this month, never knew...
