[January 18, 2026] I am extremely fortunate to have met some of the most well-known, powerful, and successful people of the modern era. Some will say that I was lucky to have known them, and they do have a point. But when I look at those who were the most moral people that I’d met, they are not… Read More »
[January 17, 2026] I’m worn out hearing people moan, “Our grandparents could buy a house on one paycheck, but now we can’t even afford rent on two!” Yeah, maybe because Grandma wasn’t dropping half her income on $14 iced lattes and avocado toast shaped like art projects. Back then, if they wanted coffee, they boiled it at home… Read More »
[January 14, 2026] I never thought of “owning” a dog as a philosophy of life, yet we have given it some thought. Whether we realize it or not, owning a dog requires something special. Have you ever looked into a dog’s eyes and asked yourself, “What is it that I see?” Most folks will say they see loyalty,… Read More »
[January 8, 2026] It remains easy to highlight corrupt or crazy politicians whenever the media finally gets around to covering their illicit deeds. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is the epitome of a disgraceful human being, and remains one of the most flagrant violators of the trust and confidence citizens must have in their political leaders. When he finally… Read More »
[January 7, 2026] Leftists simply do not respect American laws. Further, they have a visceral hatred of President Trump and an animosity to those federal agencies that work directly for him. They also don’t recognize this administration as our legitimate government. This explains why a Twin Cities Hampton Inn by Hilton Hotel canceled reservations for ICE employees this… Read More »
[January 6, 2026] Antiquity Professor David Miano brings us ten of the most evil rulers of the Ancient World. I selected one to highlight. Phalaris of Akragas: Akragas was a Greek colony on the southern coast of what is now Sicily. The city still exists and is now called Agrigento. Phalaris ruled as a tyrant there in the… Read More »
[January 1, 2026] This year we will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and in that celebration this year, we will be looking at what is and what is not part of the American experiment. The phrase that Americans have the right to the pursuit of happiness is misleading at best, and… Read More »
[December 25, 2025] Is Christmas about presents? … the tree? … the candy? … us having fun in the snow? … the kids waking up to presents? … the great food … or maybe it’s about the carols. So, what is Christmas all about? All of these things are okay and have their reason as part of Christmas,… Read More »
[December 22, 2025] To answer the question, why do we put up a Christmas tree, we might say that everyone does it. We know others who do it, our family and friends, and we see it in stores and on television. The tree is beautiful and part of a long-standing tradition. But, we might not really know… Read More »
[December 21, 2025] Santa Claus is not a lie; he is a story we tell children. Although the story itself is fictional, it conveys a profound message. The essence is that if you are a good child, there will be rewards for you in the future. This narrative encourages children to be aware of the world around them… Read More »