There are some kids who will never know the joy of finding a souvenir keychain, license plate, or mug with their name on it. And Wester Wuori says that's OK.

Connie Seraphine hosts the second half of her family's reunion — But will spaghetti dinner and firefly chasing be exciting enough for the grandkids? Spoiler alert: Yes.

Josh Dettman remembers his dad with a Neil Young lyric: "The King is gone but he's not forgotten."

Deborah Booth thinks that a certain Congresswoman's latest political stunt is outrageous — and maybe illegal.

All great TV detectives have something in common. And no, says Tom McBride, it's not their curiosity, pipe-smoking, or wise-cracking skills.

Dan Kenney tells us about the latest effort in America to centralize governmental power into the hands of a few.

Wildfires, climate change, capitalism. Capitalism? Dave Rathke explains.

Lori Drummond-Cherniwchan crunches the numbers and determines it's not mental illness that is responsible for the outrageous number of gun deaths in the U.S.

Suzanne Degges-White is thinking about "The Golden Rule" and how it plays into living a good life.

Katie Andraski wonders why we can't just love the world the way it is.