In the late 18th Century, not long after the Constitutional Convention of 1787 to be exact, Philadelphia socialite Elizabeth Willing Powell posed the following question to Dr. Benjamin Franklin, a friend of hers and one of the...
Read MoreYesterday, President Joe Biden proposed sweeping reforms to the United States Supreme Court during his visit to the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library in Austin, Texas. Commemorating what’s arguably LBJ’s...
Read MoreI arose this morning and immediately read an article in today’s Tallahassee Democrat about Chederrick Thomas, a 22 year old man who was convicted by a Leon County jury last night of one count of first degree...
Read MoreThis may strike some of you as bizarre or maybe even a tad macabre, but every now and again, when I contemplate someone’s recent death, I wonder what the decedent was thinking (or how they were feeling) during their final...
Read MoreNot long after the bloody Battle of Antietam in September of 1862, President Abraham Lincoln, fearing an impossibly long war ahead, made a decision that he hoped would turn the tide in favor of the Union. Earlier that year, in...
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