OPINION — In attempting not to be negative about government organizations looking for ways to spend money, art at the roundabout (“City to consider $250K roundabout art agreement ” on the cover … more

This year it also brings noise around vaccines, and a lot of parents asking some version of the same question... more

OPINION — I've been a Christian Conservative Republican my entire adult life (I'm 77 years old). I worked hard to get Donald Trump elected in 2016 and 2024. I've worked hard for decades to elect Conservative Republicans. Trump and his administration bear the overwhelming responsibility for the Republicans' disastrous midterm-election results. more

In 2025, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., put forward proposed legislation, the Medicare for All Act (Senate Bill 1506), with 15 co-sponsors, which has now grown to 18 co-sponsors. But what does it really mean? more

OPINION — I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported me throughout my campaign for the Dysart Unified School District Governing Board. more

For years, Americans have been viciously divided according to race, religion, immigration status and gender identity by politicians dead set on making us fight each other rather than them. In a year where real people’s struggles were impossible to ignore, that effort fell short. It’s hard to overstate the scale of Democratic victories in this year’s midterm elections. more

Small businesses are the engine of America’s economic and technological future, and the Trump administration knows it. more

OPINION — You can see them everywhere at this time of year, people who have a hollowed-out look. They are people who have endured the agony of airline flights, from buying a ticket in an online minefield of dynamic pricing and extra charges to having their hopes blown up. more

I am writing to thank the kind woman in a red car on NW 42 Ave who went out of her way, on the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 3... more

The cheapest energy is the energy you don’t use, and Delaware has a way to help low-income families and individuals use less. more

OPINION — Every mother knows that when it comes to protecting her children, waiting and hoping for the best isn’t good enough. We ask questions. We look for answers. And when something threatens our family’s health or safety, we expect action. So why should we accept anything less from the Food and Drug Administration? more

OPINION — Spending $250,000 on a roundabout art installation (“ City to consider $250K roundabout art agreement ” on the cover of the November 2026 edition of the Apache Junction/Gold Canyon … more

There’s a new bipartisan bill in Congress that, if passed, will significantly lower energy costs for us here in Delaware. more

OPINION — Housing is not separate from economic development. Housing is a key part of economic development. As Phoenix continues to grow, we must be intentional about ensuring that housing is part of our economic-development strategy. more

Sussex County’s debate over growth is often framed as a choice between prosperity and nostalgia, as if residents must accept unchecked development or resign themselves to stagnation. That is a false choice. more

Small businesses are the engine of America’s economic and technological future, and the Trump administration knows it. more

Now that it’s all over except for the final tallies, the nation is collectively analyzing what will go down as one of the most consequential midterm elections in modern American history. Here are two views on what led to what many are calling a “blue tsunami.” more

Now that it’s all over except for the final tallies, the nation is collectively analyzing what will go down as one of the most consequential midterm elections in modern American history. Here are two views on what led to what many are calling a “blue tsunami.” more

Now that it’s all over except for the final tallies, the nation is collectively analyzing what will go down as one of the most consequential midterm elections in modern American history. Here are two views on what led to what many are calling a “blue tsunami.” more

Now that it’s all over except for the final tallies, the nation is collectively analyzing what will go down as one of the most consequential midterm elections in modern American history. Here are two views on what led to what many are calling a “blue tsunami.” more