If you weren’t hiding under a rock as our calendars turned to 2020, or perhaps too engrossed in New Year’s resolution-making to notice, you may have heard the Iranian terrorists
I was one of the early ambassadors of the Texas Folklife Festival that started 48 years ago on the grounds of the Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio. It
I was talking to a close friend recently about personality quizzes, and during the conversation, we started brainstorming our “word” for 2020. She, an overachiever, came up with “balance.” That
The Best of All Possible Outcomes The few days since last Christmas have been bloody, to say the least. I don’t suppose it’s reasonable to expect otherwise. And, after scrolling
As a consumer of news, especially over the last three years, you’ve seen the levels of corruption in our once trusted institutions that have brought them to the brink of
It was about the late 80s when I discovered what millions of American children had known for two decades. There in the middle of the living room floor were the
Twas an hour before deadline, and my spirits had sank. There was a column to write, and my mind was a blank. The fact I was speechless was something quite
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Impeach Trump: He’s Too Tall We all remember Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) who endeared himself to us when he queried a Pentagon offical about whether the overpopulation of the island
