Deborah Booth

Deborah Booth says the majority of Americans want common sense gun reforms — and only the power of the vote can take down the power of the gun lobby.

Remember that moment at this year's Oscars? No, not that moment. Deborah Booth remembers an act of kindness between two legends you may have missed.

The Sacklers and the opioid crisis — Deborah Booth reflects on culpability.

Book bans are back in the news — and Deb Booth says they're as futile as ever.

Deborah Booth asks DeKalb's leaders to reconsider their position on COVID restrictions.

Deborah Booth says there's a long road ahead to restore trust in government.

As more information about the January 6 riot in Washington emerges, Deborah Booth finds the work of the officers on the ground "awe-inspiring and heartbreaking."

Deborah Booth urges Democrats and Republicans to get off the sidelines and pass voter rights legislation.

When Deborah Booth's neighbor suffers a mysterious illness, the vultures lose their roost.

Voting rights are under attack, so Deborah Booth says there might be another way to preserve and protect them.