An opinion writer argues that the Defense Department’s decision to reorganize its list of recognized religious affiliations goes beyond administrative changes and raises broader questions about religious liberty. The piece contends that creating official categories of faith traditions risks …
A long-awaited Tucson transportation project is finally becoming reality. After more than four decades of planning, delays and construction, Sunset Links Road is opening to traffic, creating a new connection between River Road, Interstate 10 and the Tucson Mountains Foothills while paving th…
As several major U.S. orchestras search for new conductors, an opinion writer points to Tucson’s musical history as an example of how resident conductors can strengthen community ties. The piece highlights the legacy of Frederic Balazs, whose work with the Tucson Symphony helped create youth…
An opinion writer says Pride Month comes at a critical time for Southern Arizona’s LGBTQ+ community as organizations face funding uncertainty and rising demand for services. The piece highlights the role of SAAF in providing housing, healthcare, HIV prevention and youth support, while urging…
An Arizona outdoorsman and military veteran is urging elected leaders to protect federal public lands from privatization and sale. The opinion piece argues that public lands support outdoor recreation, hunting, local economies and access for future generations, while warning that once public…
An opinion writer criticizes Arizona’s push to attract large-scale data centers, arguing that AI-driven development raises concerns about water use, energy demand, public transparency and community impacts. The piece also challenges claims made by supporters of data center expansion and call…
An opinion writer argues that the Defense Department’s decision to reorganize its list of recognized religious affiliations goes beyond administrative changes and raises broader questions about religious liberty. The piece contends that creating official categories of faith traditions risks …
An opinion writer reflects on encounters with people experiencing homelessness and argues that communities must respond with greater empathy and understanding. The piece urges readers to look beyond stereotypes, recognize the human stories behind homelessness and choose compassion over indifference.
Many are talking and writing about President Trump's performance on Meet the Press this past Sunday. Trump turned red with rage. He referred to the press and virtually all of the media as crooked and stupid.before struggling to stand up and walk out of the interview.
I wish this article explored both sides of the issue here. My HOA limits dogs over 20lbs, however it is considered by many residents to be unenforceable and we have many residents with dogs over 100lbs.
I wish this article explored both sides of the issue here. My HOA limits dogs over 20lbs, however it is considered by many residents to be unenforceable and we have many residents with dogs over 100lbs.
I wish this article explored both sides of the issue here. My HOA limits dogs over 20lbs, however it is considered by many residents to be unenforceable and we have many residents with dogs over 100lbs.
A recent letter writer was critical of Steve Kerr's comments concerning Israeli policies and claimed that Mr. Kerr has "little knowledge of the history and politics" in the Middle East. He said he'd be happy to enhance his education--even personally!--and that perhaps Mr. Kerr should "stick …
President Barack Obama’s 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, negotiated over eighteen months with Britain, France, Germany, China, and Russia, was accomplishing exactly what it was designed to do. The agreement reduced Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile by roughly 97 percent, from about 10,000 kilog…
“Millions for defense, not one cent for tribute.” That was the rallying cry of outrage from the XYZ Affair during John Adams presidency. French diplomats demanded bribes before negotiating a treaty with the U.S. “Not one cent for tribute” seems appropriate in response to the Department of Ju…
The North American Free Trade Agreement, a tariff free zone to help the economies and citizens in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, was created in 1994 and updated as the U. S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) in 2020. In 2026, Trump imposed (illegal) tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and most …
One of history’s enduring lessons is that political leaders often use religion to advance their power. From kings claiming divine authority to modern governments defining acceptable beliefs, the result is usually the same: both religious freedom and democracy suffer.
I was disappointed to read about the intense backlash against Arizona Coach Becky Burke and her wife Savannah after they announced the pending birth of a daughter. I applaud Becky and Savannah for their courage to publicly celebrate their own loving relationship and the love they have for th…
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An opinion writer argues that the Defense Department’s decision to reorganize its list of recognized religious affiliations goes beyond administrative changes and raises broader questions about religious liberty. The piece contends that creating official categories of faith traditions risks placing the government in a role the Constitution was designed to prevent.
An opinion writer reflects on encounters with people experiencing homelessness and argues that communities must respond with greater empathy and understanding. The piece urges readers to look beyond stereotypes, recognize the human stories behind homelessness and choose compassion over indifference.
A long-awaited Tucson transportation project is finally becoming reality. After more than four decades of planning, delays and construction, Sunset Links Road is opening to traffic, creating a new connection between River Road, Interstate 10 and the Tucson Mountains Foothills while paving the way for future development in the area.
As several major U.S. orchestras search for new conductors, an opinion writer points to Tucson’s musical history as an example of how resident conductors can strengthen community ties. The piece highlights the legacy of Frederic Balazs, whose work with the Tucson Symphony helped create youth programs, choral groups and lasting connections through music.
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Many are talking and writing about President Trump's performance on Meet the Press this past Sunday. Trump turned red with rage. He referred to the press and virtually all of the media as crooked and stupid.before struggling to stand up and walk out of the interview.
I wish this article explored both sides of the issue here. My HOA limits dogs over 20lbs, however it is considered by many residents to be unenforceable and we have many residents with dogs over 100lbs.
I wish this article explored both sides of the issue here. My HOA limits dogs over 20lbs, however it is considered by many residents to be unenforceable and we have many residents with dogs over 100lbs.
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