Opinion
American statesmanship is not dead
Extreme partisanship, we are often told, is the new normal. Americans are sorting into clusters of the same opinions, we choose our media diets so tha...
White House economists are obsessed with socialism
A new White House report links the idea of Medicare for All with Mao. Really?Trump’s White House seems to be both spooked… and spooky.Chec...
The case for bipartisan solutions
In the midst of all the partisanship and division we hear about in Washington these days, there are also examples of constructive legislating making a...
Letters to the editor
Thank you to the votersEditor:On behalf of our team, I write to thank the Xenia, Fairborn area communities and residents of Greene County for their po...
Aim high: Fly, fight, win
Do you have questions about relatives who served in the U.S. military? Where they served? The roles they played? Do you, or they, get a bit nervous wh...
Honor veterans today and everyday
One-hundred years ago, just as World War I ended, the young American soldier could hardly speak without coughing and hacking so hard that he almost pa...
A hidden display of impeccable character
2 Peter 1:5-7 “Now for this very reason also, applying all diligence in your faith supply moral excellence, and in your moral excellence, knowle...
Protecting our natural areas
There are many conservation organizations around the Dayton area working to preserve and protect the watershed of the Mad and Little Miami rivers. B-W...
Midterm takeaway: We need a lot more democracy
I can’t be the only one who spent the night of the midterms tossing and turning. Though I managed to shut off the coverage and try to sleep, spa...
Another puzzlement
It seems to me that every so often I come across something that defies my understanding - you know, a situation that doesn’t make much sense - w...
