Today is Constitution Day. As the Constitution’s Center’s website says, the day is intended to celebrate the bravery and legacy of the Founding Fathers who signed the Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787. From the website:
The signing of the U.S. Constitution…
After two weeks’ vacation and more than 1,700 Midwestern highway miles, I came home looking for some wisdom. I found it on the editorial page of Sunday’s Post-Dispatch — in a letter to the editor by Dorothy Anderson of Spanish Lake:
“I have…
Two hundred and seventeen years after the Second Amendment was ratified, the United States Supreme Court has decided what it means. To bear arms, it turns out, you don’t have to belong to a militia after all. In most places, it’s…
