Column: Japan’s Olympic Games were a success for everyone
"Just a nice piece of hitting." That is how Nick Martinez, pitcher for the United States' Olympic baseball team, complimented Japan's Munetaka Murakami on hitting a home run. At 21...
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Column: Infrastructure proposal would have major impact on everyone, not just as taxpayers
Infrastructure is now barreling down the political highways of Washington D.C. Bipartisanship clearly is working in current negotiations, which is not surprising, since the subject is of fundamental importance. Enormous...
Column: Space exploration returns to center stage
"The Eagle has landed." Astronaut Neil Armstrong transmitted that striking statement back to Earth on July 20, 1969 from the surface of the Moon. Armstrong and fellow Apollo astronauts Edwin...
Column: Cuban protests offer U.S. a chance to support change from within
Massive protests have erupted in Cuba against ruthless dictatorship and cruel deprivation. Predictably, President Miguel Diaz-Canel, hand-picked successor to the Castro brothers, blames the United States for everything. That is...
Column: Monopoly power is less dangerous today than in the past
The hills are alive with the sounds of lawyers, often on phones, discussing matters of monopoly and antitrust. President Joe Biden's just-issued executive order to encourage commercial competition will reinforce...
Column: As the Communist Party of China celebrates 100 years, US should pursue careful containment
The Communist Party of China (CCP) turned 100 years old on July 1. A century is a major bench mark, clearly even for communists. China's rulers in Beijing marked the...
Column: The Afghanistan experience offers lessons for Americans and the world
"The partnership between Afghanistan and the United States is not ending." That was President Joe Biden's declaration of support as he met on June 25 with Afghanistan leaders Ashraf Ghani...
Column: The Supreme Court remains moderate despite the hopes of some for conservative dominance
"Judges are not politicians in robes." Judge Neil Gorsuch, nominated for our Supreme Court in 2017, used that phrase to emphasize the law's majesty, and avoid hypothetical questions during Senate...
Column: Biden’s European trip has marked ‘a welcome return to customary U.S. leadership’
President Joe Biden's trip to Europe provides positive confirmation of collaboration and stability among nations on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. This contrasts markedly with the history of the...
Column: Technology facilitates political freedom and public health
The leader of a weak nation hijacks an airliner and draws global media attention. Leaders of seven powerful nations convene for serious business, with relatively little media coverage On the...