In Florida, there is a host of censorship of books, especially among children’s selections.
Michael Riccards
GOP: Act 1
People asking who won on Wednesday. The real question is who did not lose.
The decline of middle management
America’s strength once was an intelligent, alert, committed workforce. Now, we have a middle management problem.
Exit Affirmative Action
The Supreme Court decision striking down the use of affirmative action in the college admissions process will have an enormous impact on race relations in general and the use of education as a tool of social integration.
Family ties
Hunter Biden is not the first presidential relative whose actions have affected one of the nation’s chief executives.
The Decline of the Republic
Americans have abandoned the value the Founders treasured so much — civic virtue.
The High Court and Affirmative Action
A former college president shares the challenges he faced when trying to implement Affirmative Action during the 1970s.
COVID has taken a toll on intimacy
After three years of sequestration and the loss of a million loved ones, we now must face the restoration of a sense of intimacy.
Age and the presidency
The Founding Fathers set minimums for major elective offices, but never considered age limits on the other end of life.
Flap over unclassified documents does nothing but increase cynicism about government
Presidential scholar Michael P. Riccards writes that the real purpose of classifying materials is not to safeguard secrets from our foes but from ourselves.
