Steller’s piece on Gallego
- Kendra Gaines Special to the Arizona Daily Star
How far do we humans want to push our dominance? To the point where one day we suddenly discover that we’ve gone too far, that the water we took for granted is no longer availa ble and our quality of life is gone?
- Bret Batchelor Special to the Arizona Daily Star
A multistory habitat (with no cars) where people walk, ride bikes or take other modes of public transportation as envisioned by Paolo Soleri is the only alternative to urban sprawl.
- Nicholas Clement Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Teachers like Pat Weber are memory makers, doing the right thing at the right time for students. Turning failures into positive learning moments.
- Fabiola Bedoya Special to the Arizona Daily Star
We need cheap and reliable energy to ensure Arizonans can survive the heat and afford their utility bills. What we don’t need is another rate hike that would make TEP richer while Arizona families struggle to pay their bills.
- Reed Spurling Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Supervisors Christy, Scott, and Heinz are betraying us by handing over the riches of Pima County to big tech and the fossil fuel industry, and we can expect them to continue this until they are removed from office.
The nation's top cartoonists draw the difficulties in the Strait of Hormuz, a key transit point for oil and gas, that Iran has effectively shut down.
- Kurtis Rupe, Oro Valley
Hard to miss the irony: the candidate being scolded is winning precisely because he refuses to audition for the party’s ideological talent show. No purity tests, no slogan compliance, no guilt-by-association theatrics with Eric Swalwell. Just a message that lands with working-class voters th…
- Richard Grayson, West side
Gary Swing raises important concerns about ballot access and electoral fairness, but his proposals, however thoughtful, won't be adopted in time to affect 2026 elections.
- Richard Govern, Foothills
Are you kidding me!? HB2248 is going to protect people who refuse to get vaccinated from being denied services or employment. Unless there is a valid medical exemption (not political) these people should be fined and do possible jail time for endangering the health of themselves and the peop…
- Linda Dugan Special to the Arizona Daily Star
The Herald has missed its mark in offering us reassurance of the court’s stability and the strength of democracy. And when it values confidence over honest scrutiny, its words ring hollow.
The Highway Trust Fund — the primary federal account dedicated to funding highways, bridges and transit — is going broke.
Editorial cartoons
Since our nation began building roads, drivers have had to help pay for them. That was the foundation of the federal gas tax, created in 1932.
On a trip to Quito, Ecuador last year I discovered after a day of local shopping something interesting in my change I received for my purchases; one dollar US coins bearing likenesses of Sacajawea and Susan B. Anthony. They were well-worn indicating long use and circulation. One merchant tol…
The resignations of three members of Congress over misconduct allegations demonstrate that the U.S. House — which most Americans think can’t get its act together — not only has the capacity to hold members accountable, but can also do so rapidly. At least, when it wants to.
As the United States approaches its 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, the nation faces a defining question: How do we celebrate this milestone at a time of deep division?
How far do we humans want to push our dominance? To the point where one day we suddenly discover that we’ve gone too far, that the water we took for granted is no longer availa ble and our quality of life is gone?
A multistory habitat (with no cars) where people walk, ride bikes or take other modes of public transportation as envisioned by Paolo Soleri is the only alternative to urban sprawl.
To our readers:
The Herald has missed its mark in offering us reassurance of the court’s stability and the strength of democracy. And when it values confidence over honest scrutiny, its words ring hollow.
Arizona Daily Star border reporter Emily Bregel reported last Sunday that our government is in the business of jailing confused grandmothers with no criminal history.
The Arizona Daily Star endorses the passage of Propositions 418 and 419, the RTA Next plan and funding authorization.
The Highway Trust Fund — the primary federal account dedicated to funding highways, bridges and transit — is going broke.
Since our nation began building roads, drivers have had to help pay for them. That was the foundation of the federal gas tax, created in 1932.
The resignations of three members of Congress over misconduct allegations demonstrate that the U.S. House — which most Americans think can’t get its act together — not only has the capacity to hold members accountable, but can also do so rapidly. At least, when it wants to.
As the United States approaches its 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, the nation faces a defining question: How do we celebrate this milestone at a time of deep division?
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Hard to miss the irony: the candidate being scolded is winning precisely because he refuses to audition for the party’s ideological talent show. No purity tests, no slogan compliance, no guilt-by-association theatrics with Eric Swalwell. Just a message that lands with working-class voters th…
Gary Swing raises important concerns about ballot access and electoral fairness, but his proposals, however thoughtful, won't be adopted in time to affect 2026 elections.
Are you kidding me!? HB2248 is going to protect people who refuse to get vaccinated from being denied services or employment. Unless there is a valid medical exemption (not political) these people should be fined and do possible jail time for endangering the health of themselves and the peop…
Steller’s piece on Gallego