by Danny Westneat In 40 years of chronicling life in the Alaskan interior, Dermot Cole has seen no end of hustles and grand plans play out in […]
Columns/Opinion
‘Stock Act’ isn’t stopping much trading
by Joe Nocera In the spring of 2012, Congress passed, and President Barack Obama signed into law, the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act — or the […]
And so this is Christmas
by Leonard Pitts And so this is Christmas. So sang John Lennon in 1971. The Vietnam War took 2,414 American lives that year, so the song was […]
President Donald Trump is still winning on the economy
by Cal Thomas Some people can’t handle success. The latest jobs report shows that despite the pandemic President Trump’s policies of lower taxes and reducing regulations continue […]
Here’s why I trust the COVID vaccines
by Jenna Mermer There are currently three COVID-19 vaccines awaiting approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. FDA approval will trigger millions of vaccine doses to […]
Ramifications of Georgia Senate runoff
by Carl P. Leubsdorf Both Republicans and Democrats agree why the Jan. 5 runoffs for Georgia’s two U.S. Senate seats are important. But there is far less […]
Facebook’s political ‘ad’ ban hurts publications
by Norman Stockwell Shortly before this year’s presidential election, Facebook — chastened by public opinion and congressional hearings — announced that it would cease all political ads […]
Even before Trump, politicians had loose relationship with truth
by Dave Anderson Politicians are known for many things, but telling the truth is not regarded as one of their chief strengths. Long before President Donald Trump […]
The BEST Christmas cookie recipe
by Rex Huppke Thanksgiving is over and it’s time to talk seriously about Christmas cookies. “But, Rex,” you say, rudely assuming we’re on a first-name basis. “I […]
It’s incumbent on us to avoid the spoils
by Edward McMahon Many of my fellow Democrats have spent the past four weeks aghast at the reality that more than 73 million of our co-citizens saw […]