Columbus and Columbus Day October 12 was and is Columbus Day – not indigenous people’s day, or some other non-descript “woke” nonsense, but Columbus Day. Hail Columbus! Christopher Columbus, explorer, privateer, complex individual was a man of … [Read more...] about Editorial
Opinion
System worked in Cornell case
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist The system worked in the Cornell 7 case We've heard it from politicians, celebrities and influencers -- the system failed the accuser in the Cornell 7 case. This near-universal view is advanced … [Read more...] about System worked in Cornell case
Letters
Support for SNAP gets Maroney her vote for new term The federal government passed legislation that cut billions of dollars from SNAP and Medicaid coverage. These changes will kick off thousands of vulnerable families from having access to food … [Read more...] about Letters
Editorial
‘The Science:’ be skeptical “The Science.” This two-word phrase has been a common one heard in our polarized political discourse for the better part of four decades. Any issue that had to do with health concerns, pollution, or … [Read more...] about Editorial
Lynching narrative that wasn’t
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist The lynching epidemic that wasn't Even paranoiacs have enemies, they say, but sometimes they are just paranoid. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, a founding member of the Squad, organized 59 fellow Democrats … [Read more...] about Lynching narrative that wasn’t
Editorial
Public/Private plan alluring A city landmark may get a much needed – and necessary – overhaul if a new concept advocated by the administration of Mayor Dorinda Borer is successful. Two weeks ago, a Request for Proposal (RFP) was posted by the … [Read more...] about Editorial
Kaepernick still unpersuasive
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Ten years later, Kaepernick remains unpersuasive A decade later, Colin Kaepernick is as tiresome as ever. To mark the 10-year anniversary of his kneeling during the National Anthem, the former San … [Read more...] about Kaepernick still unpersuasive
Policy is harming independent medicine
By Wayne Winegarden Pacific Research Institute Independent physicians are disappearing. Increasingly, the doctors Americans see are employees of hospital systems or insurance conglomerates. Government policy is a major reason for … [Read more...] about Policy is harming independent medicine
Flock cameras and privacy
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnist Don't fear Flock cameras We have met the enemy -- and it is watching us. There's a growing backlash against Flock cameras, the automated license plate readers that have become ubiquitous across … [Read more...] about Flock cameras and privacy
Editorial
E-vehicle ordinance timely It is one of the marvels of modern life and capitalism that electronic vehicles have become a familiar part of the culture in such a short time. Scooters and bicycles, powered by batteries, can be seen daily traveling … [Read more...] about Editorial