Editorials
Editorial: Phone time: Our cellphones are becoming addictive
Put down the cellphone. Live a little. That phone is stealing your life away. Recent surveys show the…
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Grandstanding and tweets won’t fix surveillance
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, adopted in 1978, brought federal government wiretapping and other covert executive branch anti-espionage…
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Russia is still trying to tear the United States apart
Russia, an FBI official said on Monday, wants Americans to “tear ourselves apart” as we head toward the…
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China kidnapped Gui Minhai. Now it wants to lock him away.
A hallmark of Xi Jinping’s regime has been its arrogant disregard for the rule of law not only…
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Katherine Johnson’s inspiring life as a mathematician and barrier breaker is a model for all generations to come
If women and girls in this country are making any progress on shattering the negative stereotypes of what…
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Editorial: Taking on Big Tech: Josh Hawley’s bold proposal to overhaul the FTC
Security breaches, privacy violations and numerous scandals have done little to diminish the power of Big Tech companies…
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Editorial: Roger Stone’s sentence is a win for the rule of law
In the ongoing challenge to impartial justice and the rule of law that is the Roger Stone case,…
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Editorial: ‘Infodemic’ is another coronavirus threat
Chinese President Xi Jinping has declared a “people’s war” against the coronavirus. But as Aeschylus, the ancient Greek…
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Editorial: Use caution during school shooter drills
The frequency of school shootings demands that students be taught to try to save themselves and their classmates…
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Editorial: The flamboyant return of Rod Blagojevich. Did you expect anything different?
Rod Blagojevich emerged from prison and returned to the comforts of kith, kin and a microphone. Yep, there…
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