By Bob Gaydos
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. With that in mind, I offer a list of questions designed to help individuals decide if they, or someone they know, may be an alcoholic. If that is the case, recognition of the problem may well be the first flicker of hope, rather than the beacon of doom many people consider it to be. Be honest.

By Bob Gaydos
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but the American education system is in crisis.

By Bob Gaydos
The Defense Department investigating the Defense Department on a matter of wide public interest and controversy is probably not the best way to resolve long-standing questions.

By Bob Gaydos
A bookie was owed a lot of money, apparently, and Ohtani did, or didn’t try to pay him off for his interpreter, but didn’t notice a bunch of money missing from his bank account. Or something.

By Bob Gaydos
And that’s really the point, people. Not how old Biden is, but how capable and competent he is compared to the other guy, “my predecessor” as Biden cleverly put it.

By Bob Gaydos
When your hometown newspaper ends home delivery and The New York Times mistakes the forest for the trees, who connects the dots?

By Bob Gaydos
Confused, I looked around and heard pretty much the same conversation on every TV business show, so I figured they got paid to talk to each other about Nvidia and inflation, but weren’t interested in telling me anything useful. Certainly not about business.

By Bob Gaydos
When I get my mail these days, I notice a certain urgency and consistency to it. These are people who feel the same as I do and are doing all they can to preserve and protect what was established in Philadelphia 248 years ago. Our democracy is at stake. This is our reality.

By Bob Gaydos
Navolny, Kansas City, Trump’s massive fraud, No Labels nonsense: Some mysteries are easier to solve than others.

By Bob Gaydos
We admitted we were powerless over Trump, that our party had become unmanageable. Step One. The GOP’s only hope.