A Tucson opinion writer argues that supporting electric grid upgrades does not necessarily mean supporting continued private ownership of Tucson Electric Power. The piece calls for a broader public discussion about utility ownership, rates and local control while acknowledging the need for r…
An Arizona state senator seeking reelection is highlighting accomplishments on health care, mental health, public safety and community funding while defending a vote against the state budget. In the opinion piece, she argues the budget failed to address concerns about school vouchers and imm…
An opinion writer argues that recent U.S. military actions and tensions in strategic waterways highlight the limits of hard power and the risks of overextending American influence. The piece calls for a renewed emphasis on diplomacy, international cooperation and “soft power” as the foundati…
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I recently read two dueling opinion articles in the Star. One advocated for the ridiculous proposal of privatizing Social Security. The other article articulated valid reasons why this is a bad idea but offered nothing in the way of solutions to address the current shortfall.
Mr. Hansen claimed that neither Steve Kerr nor Sean Elliott had memorable nicknames. I respectfully disagree. STEEEEEEVE KERRRRRRRR!
This weekend, Representative Dan Goldman of New York State, with his daughter, used the restroom in the Poetica Coffee Shop in New York City, then bought a coffee. Later, the owner of the shop posted “he noted Goldman was in the shop, but that we don’t serve racist, fascists, homophobes, gen…
So I ask myself: Why are SO MANY legal questions brought before the Supreme Court after they have gone through the state and federal court systems (with resolutions)?? I believe that is because our current administration is hoping for results going in their favor(and they usually do). Appeal…
🎧 As the nation approaches its 250th birthday, the hosts examine patriotism, historical memory and whether gratitude can coexist with honest reflection.
Trump visited a Mack Trucks plant in eastern Pennsylvania to urge support for Republican congressional candidates with an economic appeal — saying the resolution of the Iran war would swiftly ease energy prices.
As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary on July 4, an uneasy feeling hangs over many of the celebrations: that this moment feels smaller than it should. Less unified. Less transcendent. Less shared.
Analysts say US-Iran talks laid fragile groundwork as Iran eyes Hormuz transit fees & lasting Lebanon peace hinges on Israeli withdrawal.
Concerns about “affordability” dominate the news cycle these days. Progressives typically see this as a reason for more public-sector meddling in the economy. But that ignores the oft-overlooked nexus between government and higher prices.
A Tucson opinion writer argues that supporting electric grid upgrades does not necessarily mean supporting continued private ownership of Tucson Electric Power. The piece calls for a broader public discussion about utility ownership, rates and local control while acknowledging the need for reliable energy infrastructure.
President Trump told blue-collar Pennsylvanians Tuesday that "fat drugs" are going to become cheaper for millions of Americans next week after he strong-armed all major pharmaceutical companies to lower prices, declaring that his drug pricing reforms "alone should win the midterms." Trump vi…
Dear President Trump, thank you for keeping us safe. Iran once posed a real threat. No more. Thanks to your insight, and with the help of Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu, you bombed Iran into submission, and it took only a “week or so.” You achieved the impossible by getting Iran to eliminate it…
The analysis article by Samia Nakhoul of Reuters published Wednesday June 17th (Gulf recalibrates as Iran emerges intact from war) did an excellent job of detailing what a colossal geopolitical blunder the United States has made in undertaking (with Israel) the war against Iran. We have been…
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A defining moment from John McCain’s 2008 campaign is being revisited as a reminder of political integrity, highlighting the importance of correcting misinformation — even within one’s own party — in today’s polarized climate.
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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.
🎧 As the nation approaches its 250th birthday, the hosts examine patriotism, historical memory and whether gratitude can coexist with honest reflection.
Trump visited a Mack Trucks plant in eastern Pennsylvania to urge support for Republican congressional candidates with an economic appeal — saying the resolution of the Iran war would swiftly ease energy prices.
As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary on July 4, an uneasy feeling hangs over many of the celebrations: that this moment feels smaller than it should. Less unified. Less transcendent. Less shared.
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I recently read two dueling opinion articles in the Star. One advocated for the ridiculous proposal of privatizing Social Security. The other article articulated valid reasons why this is a bad idea but offered nothing in the way of solutions to address the current shortfall.
Mr. Hansen claimed that neither Steve Kerr nor Sean Elliott had memorable nicknames. I respectfully disagree. STEEEEEEVE KERRRRRRRR!
This weekend, Representative Dan Goldman of New York State, with his daughter, used the restroom in the Poetica Coffee Shop in New York City, then bought a coffee. Later, the owner of the shop posted “he noted Goldman was in the shop, but that we don’t serve racist, fascists, homophobes, gen…
So I ask myself: Why are SO MANY legal questions brought before the Supreme Court after they have gone through the state and federal court systems (with resolutions)?? I believe that is because our current administration is hoping for results going in their favor(and they usually do). Appeal…
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