Editorials
In response to Saturday's tragic shooting spree in Buffalo, the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday voted 222-203 almost entirely along party lines to p…
May 19, 2022Some troubling inumbers emerged from a new report released this month by SafeHome.org.
May 18, 2022One of the jobs of the Texas Department of Insurance is to handle workers' compensation claims. And along with that comes the responsibility to keep applicants…
May 17, 2022U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, scored a victory Monday in the nation's highest court. So did those with a lot of money who crave more influence in Washington.
May 16, 2022If you want an example of why America is dividing more and more along red and blue lines, look no further than Wisconsin.
May 15, 2022Readers will remember In February of 2021, a freak snowstorm with record low temperatures overwhelmed Texas' power grid and left millions of resident's without…
May 14, 2022Texas likes to tout it's pro-business climate and anti-regulation philosophy.
May 13, 2022Today is Friday the 13th
May 12, 2022A new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has some frightening data.
by Russell McDermott May 11, 2022The following will no doubt strike readers of a certain age as something out of a Rod Serling television series. Maybe "The Twilight Zone." Or "Night Gallery."
May 10, 2022Four decades ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled all children in the U.S. were entitled to public education, whether or not they were here legally.
May 8, 2022Today is Mother's Day.
May 7, 2022Tragic news this week from Georgia.
May 6, 2022JEERS; Lost in all of the talk about how going to four-day schools will make life better for teachers and administrators is concern for why schools exist: Fost…
May 6, 2022Ever since humans learned to cultivate grapevines and make a beverage from their fruit, wine has played a big role in our civilization.
May 6, 2022