“To distract our attention from those policies, President Trump launched a series of racist attack on [the Squad], even leading a rally in North Carolina which essentially became a ‘Send her Back’ lynch mob.” — Tim Kirk

“I hope that I can encourage your readers to contact our governor and ask him to sign the budget with no changes to education financing.” — Keith Bernard

“9:32 am, July 7, 1969: Watch the Saturn V takes off with three men on a long journey to the moon.” — Eric S. Howard

“I need only one name to refute Jennifer Braceras’s argument regarding the nomination of Gordon MacDonald as attorney general of New Hampshire: Merrick Garland.” — Bruce Bears

“People need to understand that “natural law” — however benign that name may sound — is a cover for making into law the writings and opinions of Thomas Aquinas.”

A critique of Nancy Pelosi draws fire.

Much of the fear can be traced back to a single scientist — who got it wrong.

A name misheard.

That gray, foggy feeling isn’t confusion — did he or didn’t he? — but conflicted certainty: We know he did, so how should we feel about it?