March 1, 2026

Another Journalist Bites the Dust

By David Haldane March 2, 2026     I promised to bring him a crucifix. He was my publicist in Manila, a devout Catholic with whom […]
December 1, 2025

Interfaith Marriage: Uniting Disparate Faiths

By David Haldane Dec. 1, 2025     The furor started with a statement by the US vice president. “Do I hope that eventually she is […]
October 27, 2025

Conversion Therapy: Help or Harm?

By David Haldane October 27, 2025   I’m almost stuck in the middle. On one side stand Christian therapists offering what they regard as helpful counseling […]
September 22, 2025

A Political Assassination

By David Haldane Sept. 22, 2025     My wife had never heard of him. “Do you know who Charlie Kirk is?” she asked as we […]
September 14, 2025

Wailing at the Western Wall

By David Haldane Sept. 14, 2025   It hit me like a stone. One minute I was standing awkwardly at Jerusalem’s historic Western Wall wondering what […]
August 18, 2025

Landing With a Thud

By David Haldane August 18, 2025   The silence was deafening. “So,” the master-of-ceremonies asked the audience at my first book launch on Siargao Island, “are […]
August 11, 2025

Robbing the Cradle

By David Haldane August 11, 2025     The findings didn’t surprise me. A study published in Psychology Today examines the question of which partner is […]
August 4, 2025

Brotherly Love

By David Haldane Aug. 4, 2025     This isn’t the first time it’s happened, though I expect it will be the last. My brother has […]
July 13, 2025

Invisible Fireworks

  By David Haldane July 14, 2025   I’d never seen anything like it. The July 4th fireworks display that didn’t happen. And yet, a perfect […]
June 22, 2025

All Flights Delayed while Israel Saves the World

  By David Haldane June 23, 2025     I expected to be writing this column from Israel. All the t’s were crossed and the i’s […]
May 8, 2025

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April 7, 2025

Deporting Radicals

By David Haldane April 7, 2025     I understand why students protest. As an undergraduate at UCLA in the late 1960s, I spent a fair […]