By Greg Autry Los Angeles Times (TNS) On the morning after the 2016 presidential election, CNBC interviewed Peter Navarro, who had been an economic advisor to the […]
Opinion
Kavanaugh reboot: Democrats could plead insanity
When the Supreme Court, under a previous ideological majority, was handing down decisions favorable to the left, Democrats were fine with deferring to that third branch of […]
Cruelty knows no categories
Until recently, I had not agreed with Trump administration officials on anything having to do with immigration. But on Sept. 9, the acting chief of Customs and […]
Celebrating Buckwheat season is a Preston County tradition
Buckwheat season is upon us. This week, folks will dig into traditional buckwheat cakes and sausage, watch King Buckwheat and Queen Ceres float by in the parade, […]
We’re told our institutions will save us
Once upon a time, there was an ideal. It was called the United States of America. And in 2016, the presidency of the United States was captured […]
It’s past time to get rid of nuclear arms
Sept. 26 is International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, a day designated by the United Nations to draw attention to one of its oldest […]
Sept. 23 letters to the editor
Vote for clean water and air in the 2020 election Prior to 1970, air and water pollution posed a danger to health in our country. Then the […]
How does nanotechnology revolutionize the world?
Physicist Richard Feynman is the father of nanotechnology. A nanometer is 10-9, or a billionth, of a meter. Nano is Greek for the word dwarf. There are […]
A complex issue has come home to roost on downtown streets
Ever wonder where you start when addressing a truly complex problem? Look no further than Morgantown’s City Council meeting this week for an answer to that question. […]
Another challenge in our state that weighs us down
This column is not about fat shaming, but rather an acknowledgment of this fact: West Virginians are too heavy. Well, not everyone, but a significant percentage. New […]
