Author: Louis Cannon

“It’s come to a point where we really do need help, and thank God the President cares about Hollywood and movies…”

A map appeared earlier this month illustrating an informative article by journalist CaLea Johnson…

Nowadays, we hardly ever push boulders uphill, only to have the boulder roll back down…

“As rural legislators, we are deeply disappointed by Governor Polis’ decision to call a special legislative session during the Colorado State Fair…”

We could have been taking it easy. But no. Adam and Eve had to go and eat from the tree…

“Recently, Delta Air Lines announced it would expand its use of artificial intelligence to set airfare prices…”

If the two of you have been able to pull off the small talk successfully, then you may decide to intensify the relationship by sharing your phone numbers…

I know, with some certainty, what a Rabbit looks like, even if he shows up wearing a plaid jacket and a gold waistcoat…

“My mother, who is 83, worked as a teacher assistant for kids with poor reading skills and behavioral issues…”

Rocks do occasionally fall out of the sky. We can see them falling on a clear night. Meteors, streaking across the sky, sometimes more than a dozen per hour….

I had honestly never imagined that I would end up regretting my attempts to declutter my bedroom…

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt was elected this month to succeed Colorado Governor Jared Polis as the new chair of the National Governors Association…

I’ve been thinking lately about all the fun I had as a kid, and wondering why things have changed…

“And it’s the task of our government to make it easier for young moms and dads to afford to have kids, to bring them into the world…”

I had read Mr. Postman’s book several years ago, when I was searching the library shelves for some thoughtful entertainment….

In the 25th century, the noted rocketman Buck Rogers became marooned — alone — on a Plutonian moon…

I’m embarrassed for the news media that I consider myself part of. Or that I used to consider myself part of…

“Ubiquitous and unappreciated, typically ignored or regarded as dirty, annoying pests, pigeons mean something else to me now…”