To the editor: Why do Democrats try to justify maintaining corrupt, inept, fraudulent, government programs costing taxpayers trillions of dollars? It’s there modus operandi, their cash cow they’ve been milking for 40 years. How many of them are cashing Social Security checks sent to ...
Why should you join America’s health care free speech movement? You may have already enlisted if you’ve had the gnawing feeling that the well-known patterns of health care debate conceal some as yet unrevealed primal reality that block important issues from being joined. You’d be ...
So this week, I am including in this little corner of the paper ... my little section of the world, a photograph. Not the best picture, by any means. But still, a moment captured of the three people who mean the very most to me. They are my reason for saying what I say. They are the ...
It seems like a lifetime ago — in 2005, as a response to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks — Congress passed the Real ID Act. At the time, the idea was to have the program implemented by 2008, but opposition and other delays pushed the timeline. Most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic extended ...
It would be hard to blame high school seniors and their parents for being uncertain about the financial aid landscape for post-secondary education right now. But it still might come as a surprise to know that now — and for years — fewer students are applying for available college ...
Those surprised by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s choice for lieutenant governor must have been encouraged last week when Jim Tressel spoke to the state about his priorities. When so much in Columbus can feel overly specific or exclusionary, Tressel understands it is time to look out for all ...