Bill Palmer

We have begun learning about Larry Van Moer, who was the second of five children born to Marie (Marcotte) and Herbert Francis Van Moer. Larry and his siblings grew up on their family farm north of Amiret

We have an update on a Lake Erie water rescue and search that we first reported on Wednesday night. According to the U.S. Coast Guard, three people were in distress after their 22-foot sailboat capsiz...

Donald Trump has had a rough week for more than one reason – and it's still only Wednesday. Trump was asked by the media why he cares more about hanging out with a certain assistant and obsessing over a reflecting poll than he does about America's real problems. Trump's completely senile answer was, of course, about the reflecting poll. And since then, the Trump regime has been oddly focused on pushing back a little too loudly against the notion of Trump spending too much time with his personal assistant. But that isn't the real reason why he's having such a bad week.

We have been learning about Larry Van Moer, who was the second of five children born to Marie (Marcotte) and Herbert Van Moer. Larry and his siblings grew up on their family farm north of Amiret.

The headlines are now screaming about how the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Donald Trump's utterly insane plan to all but eliminate mail-in voting in the United States. Trump himself certainly seems to believe that the Supreme Court just ruled in his favor. This would be a devastating blow to our democracy if it had actually happened – but in reality it didn't happen.

Donald Trump, once known primarily for being a staunch racist and a brazen financial fraudster, is now mostly best known for being pathetic. I'm not saying that because I don't like him. I'm saying that because he has indeed become, by any objective measure, simply pathetic. The past twenty-four hours have encapsulated that with a far clearer lens than Trump seems to realize.

We have been learning about Larry Van Moer, the second of five children born to Marie (Marcotte) and Herbert Van Moer. Larry and his siblings grew up on their family farm north of Amiret.

This week will mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks, and unfortunately Donald Trump is currently holding the office of President of the United States. Even on his best day, Trump would never have been able to do a respectable job of honoring 9/11. We've spent decades watching him try to make 9/11 all about himself. But now that he's in some sort of end stage dementia, he's completely off the deep end about 9/11.

NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers is the poster child for famous people who would be better off never opening their mouth in public. Every time Rodgers speaks, he comes off as more insane. His anti-vaccine conspiracy theories have even gone as far as to cause trouble for politics-free sports network ESPN. Now Rodgers is speaking again, and this time his message is… Trump sucks. No really, Aaron Rodgers has figured out that Trump sucks.

We have been learning about Larry Van Moer, the second of five children born to Marie (Marcotte) and Herbert Van Moer. Larry and his siblings grew up on their family farm north of Amiret.