Public response on free speech and Obama satire
The Herald surveys reader opinions on limits to free speech amid a Missouri State Fair rodeo clown incident. Respondents argue variously that mocking Obama crosses lines of respect or racism, while others defend satire as essential.
Hillary's borrowed race card in 2010s voting rights clash
Rich Lowry notes Hillary Clinton’s ABA San Francisco speech attacking voting rights limits, condemning North Carolina and other states' voter ID and early voting changes as disenfranchising. The piece frames her as politicizing race to mobilize minority voters, citing support for ID laws and past court rulings.
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The Childfree Life raises questions about choosing no children
A Time magazine cover story argues that childless couples deserve acceptance as fertility declines. The column notes low U.S. birth rates, Pew findings, and rising costs of parenting, suggesting some people may find fulfillment in life choices beyond parenthood. Danny Tyree offers a satirical take on societal pressure and expectations.
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