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"You've never been a worrier," my friend said. He's wrong. I worry a lot.

COVID-19 wreaks havoc on its victims. It doesn’t care how old you are, your position in life or how healthy you seem to be.

Joe Biden wants the presumption of innocence when he is accused of sexual assault, but doesn’t want students accused of sexual misconduct to get the same right.

Exactly 75 years ago – on May 8, 1945 – World War II ended in Europe.Today we are fighting a very different global war – this time against microscopic killer virus.

The appointment of Special Counsel Robert Mueller should never have been made. His investigation had no factual basis.

The notion that candidate Donald Trump conspired with Moscow to steal the 2016 presidential election was always an implausible phantasm built on a foundation of Russian disinformation commissioned by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Democrats.

The revelations of FBI shenanigans by people whom the Trump administration has since fired or have resigned justified the extraordinary step of letting Flynn go.

Nurses are with us on our most vulnerable days, cheer us on as we recover, or hold our hands and comfort us when we don’t. 

Perhaps there is no better way to be socially distant than going into the mountains, into a park or out in the barren desert. 

The death of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery should anger all Americans, particularly the citizens of Georgia. 

Small business owners are being punished for the crime of earning a living by authoritarian buffoons.

In the three months before the Democratic National Convention, Americans will witness some of the strangest political scrambling in presidential campaign history.

A remotely working Congress, while not perfect, can allow us to work safely while we defeat the coronavirus..

Biden has the luxury of being able to sit back and criticize President Trump from the cheap seats as the president deals with the enormous challenges associated with the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis

If we don’t protect education during this crisis, who will we be when it is over?   

Two generations of over-protecting our children, seeking safe places, announcing “trigger warnings,” hyperventilating on social media, and having radio and TV starving for things to fill continuous 24/7 cycles have all built up to a crescendo of noise.

“Of all tyrannies,” C.S. Lewis once observed, “a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive.”

Thursday is the National Day of Prayer – arriving as people around the world are pleading with God to stop the spread of the coronavirus that has brought death and economic hardship to people around the world. Why doesn’t God seem to be answering these prayers?

We should rejoice that there is resistance to gubernatorial ignorance and arrogance that disregards the Bill of Rights.

As Gov. Andrew Cuomo's New York state barred people from visiting their loved ones in nursing homes, his state simultaneously forced infected patients into the same places. And now we hear of an extra 1,700 deaths at these homes. The death count is nearly 5,000 now.