Sussman verdict not surprising

Former Hillary Clinton campaign and Democratic National Committee lawyer Michael Sussmann has been found not guilty by a Washington, D.C.-based jury.

It is time for changes in school security

And now, Uvalde. This South Texas city was once the home of a United States vice president, John Nance Garner, and a Texas governor, Dolph Briscoe. It now has the sad and tragic distinction of being where one of the deadliest school shootings in history took place.

Difficult search for answers after Uvalde

I find myself more shaken and stricken after last week’s latest mass shooting – the elementary school massacre in Uvalde, Texas, that saw 19 children and two teachers slain in cold blood – than I did after other mass shootings in recent years.

Finding a path in a plague of evil

Two more days, and the classrooms would have been empty. Parents would be at home, going over lists for summer camp or rubbing sunblock on those small faces at the pool.

Joe Biden vs. We the People

Last June, the Biden administration unveiled its “National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism.” Despite its anodyne-sounding name, the “National Strategy” was anything but anodyne. The pamphlet represented the culmination of the Left’s cynical use of the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S.

‘Systemic lying’ is a tool to destroy our heritage, nation

The fabric of our nation is being ripped apart by “systemic lying.” Those who work tirelessly to “fundamentally transform America” into a socialist utopia use “systemic lying” as an important tool in their tool chest.

Katherine Mezger’s vision for Christmas on the Creek

Let me ask, “Do you have a RIP folder?” We all should have a RIP folder. Well, Katherine Mezger left this earth on May 6, and she had her own original RIP folder.

U.S. about to give away its sovereignty on health care to globalists

The World Health Organization – an arm of the United Nations – is poised to make a huge power grab, and the Biden Administration is only too willing to help. At stake is United States sovereignty in health-care decisions, particularly pandemic responses. Former U.S. Rep.

Don’t be fooled by rhetoric on the solar panel project

First, “Thank you” to the Lampasas Independent School District Board of Trustees for joining the Lampasas County commissioners in voting against offering tax incentives to the 1,500-acre solar panel array proposed for the county.

Too many universes! Fine-tuning poses an impossible problem

To an archeologist, every ruin and every “artifact” found on Earth would be considered an object built by some man or some woman. He or she would never think of it as having been built by unintelligent forces.