After attending a lengthy School Board meeting, representing three hours of my life I’m never getting back... The public school system has a … more

Every president had one. Some were wealthy. Some were poor. Some were soldiers, preachers, tavern keepers and even Hollywood moguls. How much do you know about the men who raised America’s … more

OPINION — As Gov. Katie Hobbs signs Arizona's fiscal year 2027 budget into law, Dysart Unified School District enters the new school year with something educators, parents and taxpayers all value: Stability. more

OPINION — The 2026 Fédération Internationale de Football Association World Cup is under way on American soil, the first time the United States has hosted the tournament in 32 years. In exchange for the privilege of hosting the Cup, and the enormous revenue it generates, a host nation is generally expected to welcome visitors for the games. Previous World Cup host nations made this the norm by easing their visa policies. more

Americans have heard for years that Social Security is running out of money; the latest trustees report estimates that funding will be depleted in 2032. Suggested solutions abound, including privatizing the program. Here are two views on whether it should go private or stay public. more

Americans have heard for years that Social Security is running out of money; the latest trustees report estimates that funding will be depleted in 2032. Suggested solutions abound, including privatizing the program. Here are two views on whether it should go private or stay public. more

Americans have heard for years that Social Security is running out of money; the latest trustees report estimates that funding will be depleted in 2032. Suggested solutions abound, including privatizing the program. Here are two views on whether it should go private or stay public. more

Since the beginning of Trump 2.0 until now, data from the internet says average wages went up from 3.3% to 3.5%, but inflation went up from 3.8% to 4.2%. National debt went from $39 trillion to $43 trillion. more

As a Delaware resident in support of House Bill 368, I am writing in agreement with James Nolan (“Local police must accept accountability”). more

OPINION — Right now, the Trump administration and Congress have an opportunity to seize on an issue that the last two Democratic administrations did not, and as we head into the 2026 midterm election cycle the political incentive couldn’t be stronger. more

Delaware has always held a special place in American history. As the initial state to ratify the U.S. Constitution on Dec. 7, 1787, Delaware earned the proud title of the “First State.” more

Intrinsically, firefighters in Delaware — even those enlisted in the military — confront dangers that most people can readily recognize. more

OPINION — The most important thing about the enacted state budget for next fiscal year isn’t what is in it and what got left out. Nor whether Gov. Katie Hobbs or GOP legislators got the better of the negotiations. Those are important things, substantively and politically. But the most important thing is how shaky of a foundation the budget is built on. more

Happy Father’s Day, Dad. I realize what unconditional love is and I have unconditional love because of you Dad. Happy Father's Day to all the Fathers. Now I could remember the scream from the … more

As more Americans live longer, maintaining brain health is becoming an increasingly important part of overall well-being. more

Are you headed to the beaches this summer? What are your strategies to contend with traffic and parking issues? more

I recently attended a virtual conference titled “The State of Boys’ Education: Evidence, Explanations and a Path Forward,” hosted by the American Institute for Boys and Men. more

OPINION — I do not think that you can legislate so-called common sense. Someone who ignores signs designed to protect them is unlikely to be aware of a hiking law. more

The following are my thoughts, questions, etc., on the freezes on Delmarva Power, and please know that I am no expert, so your corrections are welcome. more

OPINION — Fountain Hills voters face a critical choice, and this election must be taken seriously. This is not about Democrats or Republicans. It is about protecting our homes, our health, and our … more