I think we have Hillary to thank for this By Paul Katula • Jan 21, 2018 A huuuge hole has been discovered in our nation. Can women proudly step through it and achieve greatness regularly?
European immigrants fail to assimilate to new country By Paul Katula • Jan 18, 2018 With immigration comes an increase in terrorism-related and sex crime, a student opines at an IL high school.
Trump denies vulgar comment, says he’s no racist By Paul Katula • Jan 15, 2018 We see in the president a failure to understand history of the US, and with that, reflect on history lessons in our schools.
King and Korea share an interesting closeness By Paul Katula • Jan 14, 2018 Martin Luther King's monument is close to the Korean War monument in Washington, but that's not all there is here.
So was Christianity fake news? By Paul Katula • Dec 25, 2017 In a time when fake news is getting some serious press, I can't help but wonder how organized religion came to our history.
On the Miss America email scandal By Paul Katula • Dec 23, 2017 Vulgar emails about women's body parts have scandalized the Miss America pageant (I mean, scholarship competition).
Alabama elects a Democratic senator By Paul Katula • Dec 12, 2017 The next US senator from Alabama, one of the nation's reddest states, is Doug Jones, a Democrat, who won in an upset, to Trump's dismay.
A few Thanksgiving observations By Paul Katula • Nov 23, 2017 Noting the presidential history of the holiday, we observe that much needs to happen to ensure a healthy economy and a healthy planet.
In Dallas, Trump announces release of J.F.K. files By Paul Katula • Oct 26, 2017 The US will finally release the J.F.K. files collected in the wake of the 1963 assassination of Pres. John F. Kennedy.
How we might reduce racial bias in kids By Press Release • Oct 12, 2017 The key is to keep reinforcing education efforts for children to see people who look different from them as <em>individuals</em>.