Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw

I have to admit I cried. When NASA’s space capsule Integrity touched the Pacific Ocean, it’s red parachutes like great …[READ MORE]

Walking down the street the other day I saw a lawn sign that I found both amazing and shocking. Also, …[READ MORE]

The uncomfortable silence of people who could speak but choose not to is not simply a local issue, but a …[READ MORE]

On October 11, 2018, Culver City heard Dr. Manuel Pastor speak on demographics as part of a community meeting on …[READ MORE]

Mayor Freddy Puza told me he’d been interviewed nine times yesterday. “Just about everyone you can think of,” he laughed. …[READ MORE]

Truth be told, The Washington Post has never been my go-to paper. I’m still devastated to see it collapse into …[READ MORE]

The year-end is coming quickly, and for many of us, the calendar cannot change fast enough. It’s been a year …[READ MORE]

You very likely have a ballot; maybe it’s sitting on your desk, or languishing with a pile of mail on …[READ MORE]

The art of the essay is about taking an idea out to play, in order to prove a point. There’s …[READ MORE]

The text of Timothy Snyder’s On Tyranny – 20 Lessons from the 20th Century is brief, blunt, essential reading right …[READ MORE]