Drones are the future of warfare

There is nothing quite like war to shine a light on a nation’s strengths — and weaknesses. Take the current American war on Iran.The astonishing reach and dominance of U.S.

The same Constitution remains

President Trump has been pressuring Senate Republicans to trash the filibuster and pass a bill disenfranchising millions of voters and boosting their party’s chances of controlling Congress after next fall’s elections. But Sen.

Two property issues are resolved

There are times when Code Enforcement Officer Toby Anders must feel like he’s the last person anyone wants to see, especially with paperwork in his hand headed someone’s way.That paperwork means there is a problem.

What would faith-based rom-com look like?

The romantic comedy “Solo Mio” offered a crashed wedding, epic views of Rome, funny sidekicks, an obligatory meet-cute, the lovely vineyards of Tuscany, a final plot twist and the dawn of new love.

Artemis II symbolizes half-century of change

Same destination, different country. The nation that dares to send an Orion space vessel on a pioneering orbit around the moon is a far different place from the one that first ventured there and placed the original footprints on the lunar surface.It is bigger, and yet its dreams are smaller.

It’s all about having the correct tool

When working on a project, finding the right tool is essential for getting the job done. Efficiency is key in just about everything people attempt to do in life. To do so, it takes having the right tools and the proper plan of attack.

The youth leader who worked for change

The Dictionary.com definition for “centrifuge” offers this: “An apparatus that rotates at high speed and by centrifugal force separates substances of different densities, as milk and cream.”It was a strange name in the late 1970s for a Southern Baptist Convention youth leadership project.

Country’s present obscures its future

The future is another country, glimpsed only faintly in the distance, its contours difficult to discern, its political landscape hard to imagine – especially at a time when the nation is consumed with a war in the Middle East, inflation in economic affairs and quickly changing domestic...

No luck involved to live here

It might sound a little counter intuitive to dismiss the notion of “luck” in what has been branded the “Lucky to Live in Clinton” edition. No, instead of luck, it’s a blessing to live in Clinton.I guess it all depends upon how someone personally interprets the word “luck.

Narrowing tax base won’t fund programs

One of the most consequential trends in American politics is that Democrats are increasingly discovering what Republicans have known for decades: Voters don’t like taxes.