First, I will start with my years of watching and observing the American political system, the American government system. Starting with the president and vice president, I have noticed over the years when a first-time president and a first-time vice president, no matter the party affliction or political beliefs, within 10 minutes after being sworn in someone, somewhere recognizes the fact that the

How much is enough? Is “enough” having the newest mobile phone or video game system? Is “enough” defined by having a fancy home or a vehicle with every bell and whistle money can buy? If there is any positive lesson to come from the past 18 months of living with the COVID-19 pandemic it is that a reset was needed to bring more focus to people’s lives. Those months of limited

The COVID pandemic is now spreading like wild fire, thanks anti-vaxxers and anti-maskers. They had a moment to step-up and be responsible adults, but alas, your rights to not vaccinate and not wear a mask was far more important. My apologies to all the children this will affect. Kids under 12 who become infected might be much less likely to suffer lasting damage, but they are still contagious, infecting

Sometimes you just need a “dad hug.” Dad hugs are incredibly powerful things. They have the power to make the monsters go away when you wake up from a nightmare scared and alone. They make the bumps, bruises and skinned knees of bike crashes and other childhood misadventures not hurt so much. Dad hugs help with the highs and lows of growing up. Dad hugs are there to help celebrate a

The bipartisan legislation would bring transparency to aluminum pricing and provide stability for American workers and job creators. Senators Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and Tom Cotton (R-AK) reintroduced the bipartisan Aluminum Pricing Examination (APEX) Act to level the playing field and ensure unfair market practices do not disproportionately harm the American beer industry and the more than two million

A coalition of organizations representing commercial and nonprofit users of the mail on Friday petitioned the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to issue a stay preventing the US Postal Service from increasing postal rates on August 29. NNA appears as an intervenor with the News Media Alliance. The motion for a stay is the second attempt to halt the rates, brought in