Looking for something life-changing? Jodi Ritter suggests trying radical self-love.

Fixing the problems with one technology, says David Gunkel, can often mean bringing in more technology.

Connie Seraphine says we all may have been affected differently by COVID — but these experiences could help move humanity forward.

With all the hair-on-fire drama surrounding gas stoves lately, Scott Summers says, hey, there's actually something to this argument.

Wester Wuori has thoughts on how we refer to death.

Like a Genie in a bottle, love for Marnie O. Mamminga's granddaughter poured from the past and present on her 16th birthday.

If a camera that can see a golf ball 20 miles away makes you feel small and insignificant, Tom McBride is here to restore your pride in humanity. Maybe.

Deborah Booth says it's 1912 all over again for the GOP as it deals with splits in the party.

As our nation mourns Tyre Nichols and those who came before him, remember that racial violence — like domestic violence — is rooted in power and control.

Every time we make inferences about a whole group based on a single story, says Milandy Horan, prejudice is born.