
A lonely America searches for its lost identity, soul, salvation
America has become a nation of stagnant notions, frayed disbeliefs, and rampant hostility. Can it be saved?

America has become a nation of stagnant notions, frayed disbeliefs, and rampant hostility. Can it be saved?

Trump became president because he sold a fantasy to voters who wanted to believe his lies and cons.

America is divided by turmoil and an erratic president who pretends to be a dictator. Hate and hope both march on the streets and people die from a virus too long ignored by our incompetent leader. How do we celebrate Independence Day?

100,000. That’s a big number, especially when counting the number of deaths from the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic in the United States. Is that the top? Time will tell.

His nation celebrated George H.W. Bush this week as a statesman, a veteran, a loving and committed family man who was a totem of respect,

“Hope I die before I get old,” the Who sang at Woodstock as the 1960s hurtled to their end. Indeed, the decade and its echoes