On Palm Sunday, April 7, 1968, a young, poorly-prepared (his description) college student got up to preach in a small church in a small North Carolina town. Three days earlier, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had been assassinated in Memphis. The young man’s sermon was about reconciliation and, according to him, “I didn’t have a […]
Many conversations about current issues involve various forms of the same question. How can they —meaning either the left, the Cooper Administration, or the Biden Administration —believe that what they are trying to do will be good for our nation? Of course that question is not unique to this generation. Opposing political factions have always […]
When I wrote a few weeks ago about Donald Trump predicting a “bloodbath,” my readers — most of them in civil and respectful tones — were quick to correct me. It was only the auto industry he was referring to, they said. They tried to defend him. They needn’t have bothered. Trump has, since that […]
It might just be a coincidence that former Justice Stephen Breyer’s new book had its official publication date on the same day the court heard argument on the biggest abortion case since Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which overruled Roe v. Wade. In his important new book, “Reading the Constitution: Why I Chose Pragmatism, […]
It’s so hard to believe that we are nearing the end of another great school year. This year has been a year full of innovation, collaboration, problem solving, and success. Our entire DCS family has been working so hard this year and are committed to finishing the school year stronger than we ever have before. […]
Who was Sen. Chuck Schumer speaking to when he denounced Benjamin Netanyahu and urged Israel to hold new elections to replace him? And who was he speaking for? Don’t get me wrong. I’m no fan of Netanyahu’s. Not one bit. When the history of Oct. 7 is finally written, Hamas will rightly be blamed for […]
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