by Mariel Garza Did you hear that President Joe Biden is going to ration hamburgers and steaks and force red-blooded Americans to consume horrible things like Brussels […]
Opinion
Lonely urban monuments evoke today’s political division
The 2.8-mile-long East Street Valley neighborhood, which once flourished in Pittsburgh, sure died hard. Only St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church remains, a lonely sentinel that survived what […]
Justice must veto trans athlete ban
Gov. Justice has, sitting on his desk, one of the most discriminatory bills to come out of the 2021 legislative session. HB 3293 shamefully targets one of […]
Electoral competition in a one-party state
by Joe Kirby A fourth-generation South Dakotan and a lifelong Republican, I was once again disappointed this month when another legislative session came to an end marked […]
Ma’Khia Bryant not an open-and-shut case
Sorry, but this is not an open-and-shut case. This is not Tamir Rice, Philando Castile or Walter Scott, unarmed and clearly executed on camera by police. No, […]
COLUMN: Lots of moving parts in the Derek Culver story, but bottom line is he didn’t exactly make the wrong decision
COMMENTARY MORGANTOWN — I have never professed to being a fortune teller, so any debate on what type of professional hoops career awaits former WVU forward Derek […]
Stop looking for reasons to erase names on campus
Former state Sen. William A. Craven played a major role in the creation of Cal State San Marcos, a school where more than 40% of the undergraduates […]
Why Iran negotiations will go nowhere
Sen. Marsha Blackburn has not devoted much of her time in office to Iran policy. But last week the Tennessee Republican offered some clarity on the issue […]
Power back to the people: Time for a constitutional convention?
“Power to the People” was a chant used by anti-war and civil rights protesters in the 60s. John Lennon wrote a song with that title in 1971. […]
Biden must not sacrifice human rights in exchange for green energy
During President Joe Biden’s first week in office he signed an executive order directing the federal government to, where possible, procure goods and services within the U.S. […]
