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Opinion
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Editorials
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It is easy to thank veterans with words. But Habitat for Humanity turns gratitude into action. By focusing on veterans’ housing needs, the organization is addressing a crisis too often overlooked.
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When a complex and controversial project proposal proves its merit, it deserves to be — nay, needs to be — applauded.
So it is with the removal of the Graue Mill dam at F...
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What to say about Zohran Mamdani, the newly elected mayor of New York?
Let's start with Republican congressmen Randy Fine of Florida and Andy Ogles of Tennessee asking th...
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Letters to the Editor
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In New York City, the Transit Authority is trending toward 32% of revenue coming from fares in 2026. For us here in Chicago the number is 25%. In Washington, D.C., it’s 2...
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Upset? Livid? Outraged? That the East Wing of our White House has been not altered but demolished to make way for a grand 1,000-person ballroom? I am and I’m looking at t...
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The government shutdown has brought a focus on SNAP benefits. If one in eight people are receiving this benefit, it seems some reforms are needed. Why is this the case? T...
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Columns
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Syndicated columnist Debra J. Saunders:
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Columnist Jim Slusher: There were precious few off-year elections around the country last week, but those we saw produced a bounty of analysis, punditry and political hand-wringing. Perhaps more than anything, this is a sign of the tensions governing our election politics these days.
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Syndicated columnist Michael Barone: In the 2025 gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey, Democrats performed significantly better than expected, indicating a potential backlash against the Trump Republican Party. Ironically, an adverse Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s tariffs could be his saving grace.
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Cartoons
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