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Opinion

OPINION: Expanding Broadband is Critical for Education

And also for the economy, health care, and infrastructure  About 30 years ago, home internet access was for a select few, but today, reliable high-speed internet is an essential part of modern-day communication, education and economic growth. Broadband access helps us connect with others, it offers endless amounts of new information, allows businesses to prosper, […]

OPINION: Elections Are a Dialogue

We’re almost to Labor Day and what is traditionally considered the heart of election season. It’s the moment, according to political lore, when most Americans start paying attention to electoral contests. This may or may not be true, but here’s one thing I think we can count on: This is when politicians seeking office are

OPINION: Don’t Forget the Other Elections this Year

We’re less than [80] days away from a presidential election that many Americans consider the most consequential of their lifetimes. So, it’s hardly surprising that most of the attention in the runup to November is focused there. But I’m here today to make a plea: Pay attention to congressional and legislative contests, too. I say

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OPINION: Trump shooting was shocking but not surprising

The recent [July 13] attempt to assassinate Donald Trump was shocking. The former president and Republican presidential candidate was struck in the ear [and inches from certain death] when a gunman [Thomas Matthew Crooks] fired shots at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. One person in the audience [Corey Comperatore] was killed and two people [David

OPINION: Why is Joe Biden still the President?

Why is Joe Biden still the President of the United States? After dropping out of the 2024 presidential race and ceding the Democratic Party nomination and endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president, but in staying in office to serve out his term, the American people have a right to know why this decision was

OPINION: Should politics stop at the water’s edge?

The United States faced fundamental decisions about foreign policy after World War II. Germany and Japan had been defeated, but the Soviet Union had emerged as a new threat. Mao Zedong’s forces were on the move in China. Would we engage or step away? That was the situation when Sen. Arthur Vandenberg coined one of

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