Commentary on American life by the longtime Baltimore Sun writer, author of one of the longest-running newspaper columns in the country, 1979 to 2025.
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Full-on dictator stuff: Trump and the Jan. 6 slush fund
I would say “there are no words” for Trump and the Justice Department setting up a slush fund for the pardoned MAGA cultists who violently attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, but there are plenty, starting with “criminal.”
I became...
Class of 2026: Make yourself useful.
The following is adapted from a speech I gave to a high school assembly in April. Those in need of ideas for a commencement address are welcome to borrow from it.
To the Class of 2026: You probably have heard someone say: “Make yourself us...
Retuning the American ear for BS
Regarding Dr. Oz saying the country is “underbabied” and RFK Jr. expressing concern about sperm counts and fertility, causing a decline in theU.S. birth rate and presenting an “existential crisis” for the nation . . .
They would never say...
Attention must be paid: Rising number of independent voters leaning blue
Has it been noted anywhere — other than briefly, in print media, when Gallup first reported it in January — that some 45% of American voters now identify as politically independent? Are any of the talking-head pundits talking about this and...
Just what America does not need: Handguns through the mail
Pallbearers carry the coffin of Cook County assistant state’s attorney William McSwiggin to his funeral on May 1, 1926. (Chicago Tribune photo).
We just passed the 100th anniversary of the violent death of William McSwiggin, a young Chicag...
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