Columnist
It isn’t public safety. He’s making it clear he can seize power as he likes to rule as a strongman.
Commentary
The impacts, somewhat delayed, are arriving as prices increase and rates of saving fall.
The secretary/treasurer of the local Machinists union shut down the free electric vehicle stations in front of the I.A.M. Union Hall on Airport Road. This… Continue reading
As a young armor officer in the U.S. Army stationed in South Korea, I had rules of engagement. These were the conditions under which I… Continue reading
Russia’s Putin has ducked cease-fire demands. Here’s how to get him to commit to a fairer give-and-take.
Any peace agreement will serve Trump’s whims more than the needs of Ukraine and of Europe.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Trump, at the suggestion of Russia’s president, is again going after states that use mail-in ballots.
Columnist
When Trump talks of ‘land swaps,’ he’s talking of Putin’s extortion for Ukrainian territory where people live.
About 2 p.m. on Aug. 5, election day, I took the primary election ballots that my husband and I had filled out into the downtown… Continue reading
As someone proud to have served the American people as a federal scientist in the Department of Interior for more than 30 years, I am… Continue reading
Commentary
Republicans made notable gains in mail voting during the 2024 election, especially in battleground states.
Democrats need to acknowledge people’s concerns and offer better solutions than Trump’s military show of force.
Commentary
It’s important that Trump sees the need for security guarantees; but he must convince Putin of that.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
The only way to guarantee an end to this conflict is steadfast opposition to Putin, not Trump’s glad-handing.
Low turnout in the county’s Aug. 5 primary should concern those who want responsive local government.
