Once, on a river-rafting trip through the Grand Canyon, I traveled with a charming, good-humored man who happened to run an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. He liked to rail against Nancy Pelosi, who ...

I read Hal Crowther’s essay (“The elephants in the room,” cover story, Feb. 13) with great pleasure. Crowther has a terrific grasp of the facts, and he is willing to speak plainly about the dismal ...

Norris Burkes’ column appears on Saturdays in the Reporter. If anyone has ever tried to convince you to get religion, change religion, or even lose your religion, then you’ll probably relate to this ...

Several people have asked me why I spend so much time and energy on this column, which is read mainly (if not exclusively) by people who already share my views and values. “Why are you preaching to ...

In a United Methodist church here, nearly 1,000 miles from his home in Boston, the Rev. Eugene F. Rivers 3rd delivers a rousing speech to a group of several dozen ministers, charity leaders, and ...

Though I fear that these words are being read by the larger segment of South Florida Jews who have mailed in their ballots already, I’m compelled to express the dismay that I feel towards many ...

My friends and I were sussing out a minor dilemma: Which protest would we be attending? It was a foregone conclusion; not an “if” but “where“ and a “when.“ During a flurry of texts, we discussed ...

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Washington Post media watchdog Howard Kurtz has published some observations on the candidates’ television habits in the early going of what is being routinely described as the earliest presidential ...

As part of the ongoing litigation between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, this week, hundreds of exhibits were unsealed, including texts between Lively and Taylor Swift, emails between Lively and Ben ...