I read with great concern a recent report on the front page of the newspaper about the decline in trust in doctors and public health officials in Louisiana since the pandemic, and a concomitant ...

Anything Donald Trump does is transactional and personal. He always asks, "What’s in it for me?" His tariffs are no exception. They’re not part of a coherent economic policy. They’re to ...

During a military assignment in Germany during the 1980s, we were usually shopping on military bases for groceries and basic household supplies. The Military Commissaries and Exchanges eliminated ...

China just enacted an 84 per cent reciprocal tariff on imports of U.S. goods. Unlike its February retaliatory tariffs of 10-15 per cent on U.S. oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG), this time ...

Our children are our legacy. How we treat them, and what we leave for them, are the proper measures of the worth of our institutions and of us. ―Professor Robert C. Fellmeth ...

Capital punishment is a dirty, rotten, stinking, nasty business. And we ought not be engaged in it. It is a remnant of a retrograde mentality. Long ago, the argument for its deterrence value went ...

My son was only 8 years old when he suffered a traumatic brain injury. This left Ben with several cognitive issues that required him to have regular supervision. He took part in special education ...

Kudos to Lisa Gundersen for her fine letter Saturday concerning the name change for the Gundersen Clinic system (“Gundersen family not consulted about health system’s name change”).

I don't know whether it's sheer arrogance, blind stupidity or both, but when you find yourself at a record low approval rating like the Democratic Party, the last thing you need to do is "keep ...

The courageous experts in the vitally important DOGE organization recently stated that our own Treasury Department could not pass a standard financial audit. They discovered that $100 billion a ...

The council voted unanimously at its March 10 meeting to write the letter.