For most of my professional life, I worked as a reporter and foreign correspondent for the Chicago Tribune. I feel privileged to have been a journalist during one of that newspaper’s golden eras—from about 1969 to 1997 when I left to teach journalism as a professor and dean at the …
Men who declare they are women got a kick in the groin from the Supreme Court this week. Specifically, in a 5-4 decision, the Court stopped the administration’s absurd effort to expand protections under Title IX to include transgender students. The Biden-Harris Title IX expansion would have opened the doors …
Kamala Harris wants to implement federal price controls on groceries and other items Americans spend their hard-earned money on. She wants to give first-time homebuyers $25,000 to afford a starter home and give families earning $50,000 or less a $6,000 income tax credit for each minor child. She wants to …
The 2024 Paris Olympic Games are over, and now that I have had a moment to evaluate them, I figure it’s time to share a few thoughts. Yes, America amassed 126 medals, 40 of which were gold. I am proud of those athletes. They performed at the highest levels. Good …
The Democrats are attempting to gaslight you into believing that Kamala Harris is a moderate—a political creature that has been mostly extinct in the Democrat Party for a couple of decades now. Don’t let them hoodwink you. The facts say otherwise, no matter how much gaslighting Kamala’s leftist handlers attempt …
When I joined the U.S. Army in the 1960s, we were told our job was to defeat communism—specifically, the kind practiced in the old Soviet Union. After almost a year of specialized top-secret training, I was assigned to a specialized detachment of the Army Security Agency in West Germany. Our …
A few days ago, Laura Hollis, a friend and former faculty colleague from my days as a professor and dean at the University of Illinois, contacted me. Today, Laura is a professor at Notre Dame University in South Bend, Indiana, where she teaches business law, among other subjects. She was …