Category: Editorial
United We Stood: What the Great Depression taught Americans that was forgotten during COVID-19
If Americans could time-travel back to the early 1930s, they might catch a glimpse of neighbors...
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When a sad “Clown King” does not pull the trigger but supplies the ammunition for mass suffering and death
Donald Trump’s record on public health, environmental protection, and social policy has been the...
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From Juche to MAGA: How Trump’s personality cult reflects the North Korean playbook for oppression
North Korea’s long history of oppressive governance, stringent control over information, and...
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The Screwtape Letters: Applying what C.S. Lewis said about absolute power to Milwaukee’s moral landscape
It is often said that great literature transcends its era. The classic work by C.S. Lewis that was...
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From White Hoods to Red Hats: How MAGA revives the ideological legacy of the Klan in Trump’s America
In the years since Donald Trump ascended to the forefront of American politics, the MAGA (Make...
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Crime and Profit: When Trump’s felonies encourage criminal behavior as a path to success
In the United States, few labels carry as much lasting baggage as being a “felon.” For decades, a...
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