OPINION: "Today, I find myself wondering just how many of us would be willing to undergo and tolerate the inequities and dishonor that that woman had to suffer in order to have the right to vote," writes Tucsonan Robert Nordmeyer
Letters to the Editor for Aug. 15
OPINION: "So there you have it: two potential future second terms, a study in contrast. One potential path for our nation is the quiet, patient and highly effective competence which for the first part of the Biden administration has put America back on track. The second is the chaos, scandal…
OPINION: "The third-party litigation funding industry has empowered outside, anonymous groups to manipulate our litigation system," writes Tucson legal scholar Xavier Segura.
OPINION: "If the American people knew the facts regarding the political football game that takes place along the southern border line of scrimmage during election cycles, then maybe the narrative would be elevated to a debate on the reality of the situation, and perhaps a concerted effort co…
Letters to the Editor for Aug. 14
Letters to the Editor for Aug. 13
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Our resident water expert, Professor Hydro, is happy to rain on your parade
OPINION: "Welcome to the Black Hole of climate policy: Throw in $400 billion and nothing happens," writes Tucsonan Richard Carlson.
Letters to the Editor for Aug. 12
OPINION: "Here is where the rubber hits the road locally. His big lie has hoodwinked Arizona’s Goldwater Republicans. Now, he demands everyone take a loyalty oath to his person — not the Constitution," writes Tucsonan Kenneth Mowbray.
Democrats Consuelo Hernandez and Stephanie Stahl Hamilton were leading late Tuesday night.
Yoga teacher and UA law professor are the front runners in unofficial late primary returns. Republican candidate advances to general election.
Longtime U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva was not opposed in the Democratic primary.
It’s up to every fan to do his or her own calculation of risk vs. reward in attending a Bills game. It could have been different.
"Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo cannot survive in office," writes The News' Editorial Board.
"Canada’s abundance-of-caution approach needs to be modified to recognize the abundance of vaccines. It’s your move, Mr. Trudeau," writes The News' Editorial Board.
Gov. Phil Murphy repeatedly has claimed that his decisions about when to allow what parts of New Jersey’s economy to resume are predominantly data driven. Yet he provides neither the data nor medical experts to talk about specific studies and statistics that supposedly form the basis for his many emergency orders the past five months.
🎧 The hosts debate whether we are interpreting the Bible correctly, the existence of an afterlife and the effectiveness of prayer.
Co-hosted by Pulitzer-Prize winning columnist Michael Paul Williams and Kelli Lemon, After the Monuments captures the zeitgeist of a nation struggling to move from symbolic to substantive change on racial issues.
America, when it comes to the sins of its history, has lacked a "never again" moment.
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Letters to the Editor for Aug. 15
Analysis by several non-partisan groups such as the Tax Foundation Policy Research Center (TFPRC), Penn Warton Budget Model and the Joint Committee on Taxes (JCT), have deemed the Manchin-Schumer Inflation Reduction Act, drafted behind closed doors, to have serious problems. It places a 15% …
The pro-gun lobby argues that guns don't kill people, people kill people. The gun is simply a tool in the wrong hands. I would argue that the same case can be made for religion, not confined to the Middle East but here in America as well. Using religion as a front for radical activities has …
I have been pondering two important political questions lately: