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Police can take off the uniform. We cannot take off our skin. Robert L. Gresham | Guest Columnist Show Caption Hide Caption Attorney Sean Walton, FOP President Brian Steel speak on Grubb verdict Civil rights attorney Sean Walton and FOP President Brian Steel speak after Ohio officer Connor Grubb found not guilty in death of Ta'Kiya Young. Robert L. Gresham argues that police demand empathy, but often do not give it to communities of color.
Robert L. Gresham Jan. 7, 2026, 4:25 a.m. ET Civil rights attorney Robert L. Gresham argues that modern policing is a civil rights issue with life-and-death consequences. He contends that the belief that more police lead to less crime is a flawed premise that fails under constitutional reality. Robert L. Gresham is a civil rights attorney representing families in police-accountability, catastrophic injury and wrongful-death cases in Ohio.
According to recent reporting, County officials are now allocating millions in jail-related spending, sparking debate about transparency and oversight in how taxpayer dollars are used. Money is being moved; what’s missing are the reforms that would have saved Christian’s life. Below is what must change. Montgomery County cannot police itself.
Tissue Engineering Part C: MethodsVol. 28, No. 6 Methods Articles Abstract Mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) from older donors have limited potential for bone tissue formation compared with cells from younger donors, and cellular senescence has been postulated as an underlying cause. There is a critical need for methods to induce premature senescence to study this phenomenon efficiently and reproducibly.
To the editor: I usually don’t do political rants any more, but there is an issue that has arisen in the past days that I have to comment on. U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-New York, has repeatedly made comments comparing the migrant detention centers on the U.S.-Mexico border to “concentration camps” and used the slogan “never again” as a political catchphrase. I honestly wonder whether Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has ever actually taken the time to visit a concentration camp. I have.
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