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Now that the House of Representatives, acting in an unusually bipartisan way, has finally passed a $61 billion aid package for Ukraine, the big question is what the Ukrainians should

Recently my wife and I were enjoying a lovely dinner at Johnston’s Saltbox, on Laurel Street in San Carlos. Afterwards, while walking back to our car, it occurred to me

There’s a widely shared belief about the current state of US politics. It runs like this: We live in highly polarized times, with Americans engaging in extreme behavior and, all

The Big Ten, the Pac-12 and the Ivy League are overrun with antisemitic students protesting in favor of Hamas. They claim they support Palestinians, but “G

Was the passage by the House last Saturday and the Senate on Tuesday of the foreign aid package with money for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan a turning point in Ame

When a fellow Air Force chaplain becomes a little too self-centered, he makes a choice that leads to repercussions. Chaplain Burkes tells a story from his past.

Warren Peper moved to the Lowcountry around 60 years ago. Every spring, hes reminded of the charms of the area, like wild jasmine and beautiful shorelines.

Protect the children by any means necessary sounds really good in theory. Typically, immediately after a school shooting that takes the lives of innocent, defenseless children and staff, such an

Guest Commentary: Whatever you call him, he’s been battling bad guys and delighting fans for 85 years. Whether it’s the classic comics, the campy 1960s hit TV show, or director

Eastern black swallowtail caterpillars are common culprits to blame for eating plants in the carrot family. After maturing, they become pollinating butterflies.