By Bob Gaydos
Tissues could handle a sneeze, cars had individual design, every singer had a TV show and the U.S. was respected around the world … once upon a time.

By Bob Gaydos
The creators of the Netflix series “Death by Lightning” reminded us of the “beauty of America.” Anyone can be president. Well, unless of course, she is a woman.

By Bob Gaydos
Better to stifle the bitter and savor the sweet for at least one day. Airing an attitude of gratitude for Thanksgiving.

By Bob Gaydos
My annual column of tips on holiday partying for people in recovery and their hosts. “No, thank you” is an acceptable answer.

By Bob Gaydos
Sixty-two years after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, questions still linger about the man with whom I feel synchronistically connected.

By Bob Gaydos
This week, Trump gave us a look inside the real man with just four words:
— “Quiet Piggy!”
— “Things happen.”

By Bob Gaydos
What would a Rapture look like for a non-believer like me? I try applying reason to an evangelical Christian religious belief. Over a cup of coffee.

By Bob Gaydos
Why does the richest man on the planet need to ask for a trillion dollars? And why do some people think he deserves it?

By Bob Gaydos
When an Oval Office guest collapsed, Trump froze. He had no clue what to do. That’s Trump.

By Bob Gaydos
Republicans in the town of Wallkill, New York tried to play games with a town judge position. Their candidate wasn’t even a lawyer. Voters weren’t interested in playing. They chose the well-qualified Democratic candidate. And they booted the Republican town supervisor.