SentinelandenterpriseOpinion
On Monday, a new class of recruits marched onto the grounds of the Massachusetts State Police training academy in New Braintree. For decades, this moment celebrated traditional, unquestioned routines — an initiation into a culture that conflated institutional grit with an unfettered, high-stress environment. But this week’s ceremony marked the beginning of a radically different […]
McphersonsentinelOpinion
By Pat Melgares, K-State Extension news service MANHATTAN, Kan. – A Kansas man who popularized the phrase ‘Now, That’s Rural’ while advocating for community development… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
AdnOpinion
A Democrat, a Republican and an independent explain why they support Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins for governor.
NewstribuneOpinion
President Donald Trump was right to cancel plans to livestream the execution of Fort Hood murderer Nidal Hasan. Carrying out a lawful sentence should be a solemn responsibility, never a public spectacle. California Gov. Gavin Newsom should exercise restraint of his own by rejecting blanket commutation of the state's death sentences.
New York PostOpinion
Every Michigan voter contemplating supporting Abdul El-Sayed — or, for that matter, anyone voting Democrat come November — should take a moment and watch Cenk Uygur’s ad before casting their ballot.
PantagraphOpinion
Question: When founded in 1857 in Normal, it was named Illinois State Normal University. Perhaps lesser known, it took that name because there already was an Illinois State University somewhere else in Illinois. Do you know in what Illinois city was the very first Illinois State University and, still existing, what that college is today?
Richmond ObserverOpinion
Am I a compulsive technophile who gleefully adopts every new invention or device that hits the market? You be the judge: Not so many years ago, my long-suffering wife insisted that I get rid of my …
DeseretOpinion
Gary R. Herbert Institute report finds no widespread fraud and notes turnout rose from 50% in 2008 to at least 80% in every county by 2024.
Salt Lake TribuneOpinion
FILE — A torn poster of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu at a protest in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Oct. 3, 2025. (David Guttenfelder/The New York Times)
AdnOpinion
Alaska simply cannot build a thriving and prosperous state without adequately educating the workers, residents, entrepreneurs and leaders who will shape its next 10 to 20 years. Under Gov. Mike Dunleavy, Alaska has fallen far short of that mission, and it now falls to the next governor to turn things around.
IdahopressOpinion
In my nearly four decades covering Idaho politics, I saw lots of political mischief, mayhem and skullduggery. But I find the current misinformation and disinformation campaign against Proposition 1 that’s
AdnOpinion
Bringing public, private and philanthropic partners together can help stalled housing projects reach the finish line.