Joseph Abramajtys: Prison reform conversation requires context, solutions
Pray as much and hard as you wish — it’s good for the soul. But prayer alone will not get the job done of addressing profound criminal justice issues.
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Mary Ellen Murphy: In the pew and out — the case of my faith
My name is Mary Ellen Murphy and I am still a Catholic. At times, I may be non-practicing, but never entirely former.
Christi Olivier Allen: Attorney General Dana Nessel and the rule of law
In an era of blurred legal lines and executive overreach, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is offering something too rare in current American politics: a principled defense of constitutional order backed by action.
Bill Dalton: Tulipanthophobia, Holland and Kidman
When Tulip Time mercifully ended this year after eight crazy nights, I felt a welkom sense of relief.
Tim Pennings: Einstein: Foil for quantum physics
Einstein, serving as foil, described quantum physics as “spooky.” What was he objecting to? Read on.
Letters to the Editor: Politics and celebration
From national politics to local religious forums, here's what readers are talking about.
All-American Rejects’ backyard shows transform conversation around ticket prices
The group, famous for rock-pop hits such as “Gives You Hell” and “Move Along,” has been popping up with little notice in backyards, bowling alleys and barns across the country.
Mary McKSchmidt: More than a tax on tea
We are not helpless in influencing what is happening to our country.
Diane Payne: We have a choice to turn a blind eye or to act
We have a choice: Ignore what's happening or respond as conscientious citizens who care about our neighbors.