Getting together at the holidays could lead to increased cases and deaths—and a potentially longer pandemic. There are, of course, exceptions—such as visiting elderly family members from a safe distance—but Americans should carefully gauge the risks when making this decision.

Regardless of where they live, all Americans should be concerned about the Georgia runoff election. It could have a major impact on national politics.

The elimination of police departments, known as the police abolition movement, is ridiculous and devoid of common sense. Getting rid of police would just increase crime, violence, and erode any sense of safety and order in society.

The infection rates are still high and a concern for teachers and staff despite people wanting to get back to normal. Going back to a regular schedule could put thousands of school employees and even some children at unnecessary risk.

The state needs a diverse mix of industries to support its population. Over-concentration, especially in an industry that's declining, puts workers and their families at financial risk.

Women should not need a medical condition for surrogacy to be socially acceptable. If a woman doesn't want to carry her child, she shouldn't have to.

As Confederate statues topple across the country, it may seem as if an era of glorifying the Confederacy is finally coming to an end, but hundreds are still standing as monuments to slavery and white supremacy.