I agree with Friday’s editorial on open government and the people’s right to know how their taxes are being used. I disagree with the premise that stronger sanctions against government agency misconduct will make the government more responsive. The bottom line is we will pay for their misconduct through our taxes. Firing the offenders would be a more meaningful approach, but we know that will never happen.
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The cost of loss and damages from extreme climate events is going off the charts. There’s no time for delays.
McMahill ticketed in traffic incident. He pleaded no contest and paid his fine.
Many believe the nation has engaged in wartime excesses.
Where can my wife and I go to sign this initiative to impose voter ID, which is something every state should require?
Seeking an end to death, injury and starvation of civilians in Gaza does not fit the definition of antisemitism.
The news of The Mirage’s closing led me to the hotel key that’s been on my chain for 28 years.
It seems the Biden administration is again draining our strategic oil supply — to dangerously low levels — in an attempt to reduce gasoline prices.
This is the quiet time. This is not a time for joy, parties and festivities. It is a time for reflection. A time to honor, to remember, to grieve.
