An opinion writer argues that while some Arizona lawmakers have criticized Tucson’s Rio Nuevo district as an example of “crony capitalism,” state government also provides substantial public funding to private prison operators. The piece examines the debate over taxpayer subsidies, economic d…
- Russ Walker Special to the Arizona Daily Star
An opinion writer argues that public concerns about data centers are being fueled by misinformation rather than facts. Citing polling data, the piece contends that support for data centers increases when voters learn about water recycling, infrastructure investments, tax revenue and data sec…
- Shmuly Yanklowitz Special to the Arizona Daily Star
An Arizona rabbi argues that people held in immigration detention have a constitutional and moral right to receive adequate medical care. The opinion piece calls attention to deaths and health concerns in ICE facilities and urges Americans across the political spectrum to support basic healt…
- Lane Santa Cruz Special to the Arizona Daily Star
A Tucson City Council member defends the city’s approach to homelessness, transit and public safety, arguing that investments in affordable housing, fare-free transit, community health programs and poverty reduction are essential to building a safer and more equitable city. The opinion piece…
- Ronald Nowicki, Green Valley
Under the Trump administration many programs and ideals which defined America have been undone. Trump undid the multi-nation Iran Agreement as developed by the Obama administration because he could do better. Now the undoer is looking for a way to claim victory in his war of choice and simpl…
- Beverly Van Fosson, South Tucson
Theses people come to our country and believe strongly that Islamic law supersedes the laws of our Country. Thet are NO LONGER IN SAUDI ARABIA, BENGLADESH, IRAN, IRAQ OR LIVING IN ANOTHER COUNTRY. THEY ARE LIVING HERE IN THE UNITED STATES, Their Islamic laws do not apply here, and they don't…
In America today, one of the rites of passage that marks the transition to full adulthood is paying your own phone bill. By this standard, many people — even those well into middle age — are stuck in an extended adolescence.
Sen. Ted Cruz, Ron Wyden are right to defend free speech on campus and late-night television
On my first attempt to find Bernardo de Gálvez in 2015 in Pensacola, Florida, he was difficult to spot. I eventually found him at Fort George, in the form of a small stone bust with the words “Yo Solo” (“I Alone”) carved underneath.
- Michael A. Chihak Special to the Arizona Daily Star
An opinion writer argues that while some Arizona lawmakers have criticized Tucson’s Rio Nuevo district as an example of “crony capitalism,” state government also provides substantial public funding to private prison operators. The piece examines the debate over taxpayer subsidies, economic d…
Editorial cartoons
Presidents in the past put on concerts in the East Room that featured classical American music performers, like Aretha Franklin and Paul McCartney. The audience came dressed in their best duds, black ties, and expensive dresses.
I am not an astute student of world history but I do have an interest in my probable ancestral origins in Bavaria. King Ludwig II ascended to the throne in 1864 at the age of 18. Legend has it he grew bored with the tasks of leadership and took interest in music and building extravagant arch…
American motorists are expected to see significant relief at the pump following the announcement that the United States and Iran have reached a preliminary deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, through which approximately 20 per cent of the world's oil supply transits. The ceasefire, announce…
An opinion writer argues that public concerns about data centers are being fueled by misinformation rather than facts. Citing polling data, the piece contends that support for data centers increases when voters learn about water recycling, infrastructure investments, tax revenue and data security, and calls for a more informed public debate about Arizona’s growing technology sector.
To our readers:
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.
Juan Ciscomani has a pivotal role to play in protecting public lands. It's a role that he must fulfill.
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.
In America today, one of the rites of passage that marks the transition to full adulthood is paying your own phone bill. By this standard, many people — even those well into middle age — are stuck in an extended adolescence.
Sen. Ted Cruz, Ron Wyden are right to defend free speech on campus and late-night television
On my first attempt to find Bernardo de Gálvez in 2015 in Pensacola, Florida, he was difficult to spot. I eventually found him at Fort George, in the form of a small stone bust with the words “Yo Solo” (“I Alone”) carved underneath.
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Under the Trump administration many programs and ideals which defined America have been undone. Trump undid the multi-nation Iran Agreement as developed by the Obama administration because he could do better. Now the undoer is looking for a way to claim victory in his war of choice and simpl…
Theses people come to our country and believe strongly that Islamic law supersedes the laws of our Country. Thet are NO LONGER IN SAUDI ARABIA, BENGLADESH, IRAN, IRAQ OR LIVING IN ANOTHER COUNTRY. THEY ARE LIVING HERE IN THE UNITED STATES, Their Islamic laws do not apply here, and they don't…
Solving TUSD attendance
Presidents in the past put on concerts in the East Room that featured classical American music performers, like Aretha Franklin and Paul McCartney. The audience came dressed in their best duds, black ties, and expensive dresses.
