Paul Whiteley Sr.

During this time of preparation for Christmas 2006, I have a dream. It is a dream rooted in the Kingdom of God dream: that God's will be done on Earth...

It is highly fitting that the 1997 baseball season is dedicated to commemorating the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's breaking major league baseball's color line. Robinson's abiding faith, keen intellect,...

It is highly fitting that the 1997 baseball season is dedicated to commemorating the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's breaking major league baseball's color line. Robinson's abiding faith, keen intellect,...

Governing from the center is going to be the prevailing trend as America approaches the dawning of the 21st Century. More citizens are beginning to realize that truth is to...

It is ironic that it took a floundering, visionless Bob Dole presidential campaign to finally bring Dole around to promoting campaign finance reform. Why didn't Dole promote campaign reform during...

Kudos to Ted Turner for challenging the super-wealthy of our country to compete for a title that is much more satisfying and meaningful than "Richest Person in America"--the title of...

In the same week the Olympic Games began in Atlanta, the outrageous salaries of free-agent NBA stars were getting front-page coverage in many of our nation's newspapers. It is sad...

Envy does not drive the corporate downsizing debate. Workers are not jealous of the outrageous and morally corrupt salaries of many CEOs; the multimillion-dollar salaries of professional athletes, entertainers and...

Perhaps the 1996 presidential election should be a referendum on the direction our country wants to move in. We are at a pivotal juncture in our history; Nov. 5 can...

The Chicago Tribune is exactly right in saying major-league baseball's owners and players still don't get it (Editorial, Sept. 17). One year after the historic strike, baseball is worse off...