It’s a rare opportunity these days, but occasionally I get alone time with my dad in the cab of his pickup. It happened this weekend as we drove to Oklahoma City for a family event.
What’s the hardest thing you have ever done? Can you remember the hard days, the hard seasons? I can think of a lot of them.
If you didn’t know who Charlie Kirk was before, you likely do now. Last week, the 31-year-old Kirk, a husband and father, was tragically shot during a speech on a college campus in America in front of thousands of people, mostly students — something my college-aged daughter made sure I understood was important.
Pat Garrett is another of the legendary figures of the Old West. He always had a taste for adventure and had a career as a distinguished law officer in a time when little law and order was to be found.
What’s the hardest thing you have ever done? Can you remember the hard days, the hard seasons? I can think of a lot of them.
The way you treat others offers a window into the type of person you are. Your interaction with people, whose job it is to serve you, reflects on your character and offers a glimpse into the way they will react to you.
Pulitzer Prize winner Richard Russo has talked about our military veterans.
America’s health care system is stuck in the past and long overdue for transformation.
At the University of Wisconsin-Madison and research institutions across the nation, researchers are working every day to unlock breakthroughs in medicine, robotics, artificial intelligence, and more.
James Pinckney Henderson may not have been one of the most famous of early Texas figures, but his actions were perhaps some of the most important.