Battle on the Home Front
Still in Iraq, Captain Clauer found himself fighting two battles: one to protect his homeland and the other to protect his home.... More
Still in Iraq, Captain Clauer found himself fighting two battles: one to protect his homeland and the other to protect his home.... More
If a home inspector misses a major defect, should the homeowner bear responsibility?... More
An 18-hole golf course was the centerpiece of an exclusive residential neighborhood. But, what happens when the club runs out of "green"?... More
The Federal Reserve is an independent central bank that derived its power in the aftermath of the Panic of 1907—a crisis caused by several factors.... More
One farmer thought he’d found a legal loophole to a prohibition on replanting patented seeds. Monsanto begged to differ.... More
When a woman crashes her mountain bike on private property, who should be held responsible? You be the judge!... More
When a man's identity is stolen and used to run up credit card debt, is the fault on him or the credit card company? You... More
Who's responsible when a child fails? Looking at the education system today, it's critical to understand the central role parents were once expected to play... More
What is the value of a lovely oak tree that brings beauty and nature to a man’s front yard? For decades the tree stood strong,... More
We’ve all been there—out in some unfamiliar town or place and suddenly in need of a restroom. And if you gotta go, you gotta GO.... More
A quiet 43-year-old piano teacher in search of a little more excitement in her life found plenty of adventure when she began playing a 2-D... More
How do companies that continue to operate in America compete with low-priced imports? We’d like to hear how Americans in your area are responding to... More
After nearly 40 years at the helm, Dr. Cory SerVaas has retired—sort of. As editor and publisher emeritus, she remains a guiding force as we... More