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  • 2020 files change the odds; now Congress must change the rules

    A sovereign nation must know that the people selecting its government are its citizens. A constitutional republic must demonstrate – not merely assert – that its elections are accurate.
  • A sermon on Matthew 13:44-46
    Karen Black was an actress who starred in horror movies that I like to watch. She left our mortal orb in 2013. She wrote an epitaph about love that is etched on her tombstone. It reads, "To love someone is to make them feel seen."  
  • Danger signs America is at a third-world level of trust
    The way back is for our national leaders and institutions to demand absolute unvarnished truth. As the Bible tells us, “You will know the truth and the truth will set you free.” (John 8:32). We must know and handle the truth.
  • Something like clockwork
    Sometimes things don't work out quite the way we plan, but they often work out just the way they should.
  • Lunch with the wealthy
    The wife told the husband that they were meeting two of her best friends for lunch. One of these friends was bringing her husband along; ergo, the wife was expecting her husband to come as well. On the appropriate day and time, all showed up at Major Drum’s very upscale restaurant.
  • Education is close to home
    We all have a story to tell regarding our time in the classroom. Whether it was staying up late to finish a homework assignment, gathering with classmates to prepare for an upcoming exam, or even participating in extracurricular activities, our time from elementary to high school was deeply rooted in our homes and our communities.
  • Ohio Power Siting Board asks court to punt on high-stakes solar case
    For more than a year, the Ohio Supreme Court has been set to make a landmark ruling in a case with high stakes for renewable energy development. But now, the Ohio Power Siting Board has asked the court to skip that and dismiss the case altogether.
  • Remembering Sen. Lindsey Graham
    If you loved America, Lindsey loved you. And if you fought for freedom, Lindsey would fight for you. Only in America could a man like Lindsey Graham leave such a mark on our history and our future.
  • The odyssey, not the career
    I have never had a career. I want to say that plainly, at the start, because it is the truest thing I know about my own life, and because it took me the better part of four decades to be able to say it without apology.
  • Military AI: The confidence you cannot see
    Drawing the line now means treating the communication of machine confidence as what it actually is: a decision about who holds authority, made in advance, by the people who build the machine.
  • The cost of politics showing up on your electric bill
    Policies matter; and the Obama Clean Power Plan, Biden-Harris Clean Energy Plan, RGGI, PACER, and PRESS are what regulatory uncertainty looks like in the real world. Developers do not commit billions of dollars to projects that may take five to 10 years to produce revenue if the federal and state governments are threatening to impose new carbon taxes on the power those plants will generate.
  • '250 years in the making'
    As Highland County is set for this weekend's America 250 Celebration, Hillsboro City Auditor Dawson Barreras has shared a video with The Highland County Press and our readers at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqgBPMF9ZGc.
  • Highland County Historical Society Hall of Fame inductee Leslie Ramsey: A familiar voice — and a familiar face
    Leslie Ann Ludwick Ramsey is a lifelong Highland County resident whose familiar voice — and familiar face — has been woven into the fabric of the community for decades. Through her work in broadcasting and countless volunteer efforts, Leslie has become one of the county's most recognizable and respected public servants.
  • Things get broken, and that can be good
    I know, I know, no one wants to just give up and acknowledge their body has decided to leave the beaten path of pure health, that it has taken a sharp left turn and is now broken and spiraling downward. But look at it this way. Because we are the stubborn creatures that we are, it just may take everything falling apart in your life to make you actually get help you need.  
  • Latino voters and the SAVE Act
    Latino voters overwhelmingly support requiring government-issued photo ID to vote. Polls conducted by Pew Research Center (2025) and CNN (2006) have independently confirmed that 82% of Latino voters in the United States approve such a requirement. According to CNN, about 85% of white voters agree, as well as 76% of black voters.
  • We can still stop birth tourism
    The high court’s 6-3 feel-good affirmation of birthright citizenship misstates history, devalues citizenship, endangers national security, and incentivizes Democrats to again open our borders.
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