I’ve spent my whole life in a small town and worked with my hands for more years than I care to count. I’ve never had much use for people on the evening news telling…
PART 1 On an early October morning in Green Bay, Wisconsin, a group of ten boys ranging in age from eleven to thirteen had gathered outside Lambeau Field with their bicycles. They were…
This week we have my commentary and – oh yeah – Chris gets silly about the Chicago Bears again. You’ll also have another chance to read the first three chapters of Sherlock Holmes & the…
As an avid Chicago Bears fan, I have learned to approach preseason optimism carefully. Every August, somebody looks great in practice, a rookie becomes the next Walter Payton after six carries, and Bears fans…
“Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.” For those over…
This week’s issue is packed with a little bit of everything: a new section called memoirs, commentaries from both Chris and me, another chance to read the first three chapters of Sherlock Holmes & the…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become quite the conversation piece of late. Some embrace it and use it regularly. Others distrust it and want nothing to do with it. None of that should surprise…
New York City’s plan to establish government-supported grocery stores is being promoted as an innovative solution to high food prices and limited access to supermarkets. Under the proposal, the city would provide publicly owned…
I have always been a Packers fan. Well, since about 1968 anyway, when I first learned what a football was. I will die a Packers fan. In fact, I have a Green Bay…
For most of the twentieth century, Americans fought wars, endured decades of Cold War tension, and stood as a bulwark against socialism and communism. Millions served and sacrificed in defense of a system built…