Spend some time chatting with 85-year old Dr. Charles Burden and you’ll come away thinking, “Now there’s a life well lived!” Burden compiled a fine record at Morse High School, which earned him admission to Yale in 1951. Incidentally, as a student at Morse, Burden held down a part-time job working as the circulation manager […]

To say the United States must do better is, at this point, self-evident. Over the last two weeks, nations around the world gathered in Katowice, Poland to revisit the goals set forth in the 2015 Paris climate negotiations. Over 20,000 leaders convened to discuss the world’s future and the necessity of cutting global carbon emissions […]

“Elections have consequences, Mr. President.” Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer reminded President Trump of that fact when they met to discuss border security. He warned the president that politics in Washington will change as control of the House passes to the Democrats and his party’s Senate minority can stop many bills there. Trump had enjoyed […]