Happy Holidays From WhoWhatWhy   At the end of a very long year, this holiday season provides the perfect opportunity to spend time with our loved ones, center ourselves, and recharge our batteries. It is also a time to take stock of what really matters, not just in our personal lives but also in terms of the values we hold dear. That is certainly what we will be doing here at WhoWhatWhy. While we are going to keep covering any major news over the holidays, you will also see a selection of some of our most important stories from 2025. That will allow us to also take a quick breather and get ready for what will surely be another whirlwind year. Our “best of” compilations will also give you a glimpse at what a determined group of people, many of whom are volunteers, can accomplish on a shoestring budget. We are extremely proud of our work and love sharing it with you. We also hope that you appreciate it and will continue to be a reader, and perhaps even a donor, next year. We will once again do our best to cover the news in a way that is more insightful and blunter than most corporate media organizations dare to be. For now, however, from our WhoWhatWhy family to yours, we wish you Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year. It’s going to be a wild one.     It’s Been a Rough Year for What America Aspires to Be Klaus Marre  This year, our Sunday editorials had more of a common theme than we would have preferred. Then again, Donald Trump poses a unique threat to the Constitution and the founding ideals of the United States, so calling out his lawlessness is our most important responsibility.  Here are some of our favorite columns from 2025.