OPINION — Funding for preschools, public safety and transit all sound appealing on paper, but Tempe’s leadership hasn't earned the trust to wisely and fairly spend the millions that this permanent tax hike would cost us. more

In a formal letter dispatched to President Donald J. Trump, Delaware citizens have raised urgent concerns following public reports revealing that Donald Trump Jr. accepted substantial financial sponsorship from a Russian insider to underwrite key portions of his May wedding celebrations in the Bahamas. more

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has a dangerous new rule beginning Oct. 22 that will threaten the healthcare of millions of Americans. The rule, “Indefinite Suspension of the De Minimis … more

On Dec. 1, 2026, communities across the country will come together for Giving Tuesday, a global day of generosity dedicated to supporting the organizations ... more

The breakneck pace of generative artificial intelligence development has greatly outrun our collective ability to control and govern it. more

OPINION — I’m replying to Annarose Lilly’s labor bargaining comments. America's Charters of Freedom already give Arizonans the power to bargain, so why would they pay a third party to negotiate their individual labor that would be in the union's best interest as a collective for all? The end doesn’t seem to justify the means for an individual. more

OPINION — Legislative District 29’s Steve Montenegro has used his power as speaker of the state House to promote the nation’s most expensive voucher system at the same time Arizona is second-to-lowest in support of education. more

Delaware leaders — including Gov. Matt Meyer — have increasingly embraced an “all-of-the-above” approach to energy. more

OPINION — Regarding Jason’s Stone’s article, Surprise woman wants Grand solution to coyote problem: I seldom see coyotes in the Grand while out walking and they have never approached me; but if I am walking my dog it goes crazy. more

OPINION — This is a response to Annarose Lilly's recent letter, Arizonans deserve real bargaining power. I read Ms. Lilly’s opinion with great interest. She seems to be advocating for labor unions either to be formed or expanded. In any event, my vote is firmly no. more

The College Republicans at the University of Delaware are greatly disappointed in the university’s decision not to host the Delaware Debates in 2026. more

By Brian Tang As a powerful nor'easter hit the U.S. Atlantic Coast in late September 2026, the ocean poured into coastal neighborhoods from North Carolina to New York. Water from the storm surge … more

OPINION — Andy Biggs wants Arizonans to forget what he did after the 2020 election. We shouldn't, and I for certain have not. The organizer of the Jan. 6 rally said Biggs helped come up with … more

OPINION — I was appalled to see Councilman Skillicorn spreading hate by requesting a “ban on Sharia Law.” At the same time, Christianity is being pushed. This is a multicultural, … more

OPINION — I have worked alongside Ashley Harder for more than a decade on projects that brought together art, history, veterans and communities across Phoenix. In all those years, one thing has remained constant: When Ashley commits to something, she shows up and does the work. more

Several measures sponsored by Republicans in the Delaware House of Representatives and Senate to lower power costs and increase electricity supply failed to advance in the 153rd General Assembly. more

OPINION — As a candidate for state representative in Legislative District 7, I feel an obligation to say something about the racist attacks directed at Rep. Walt Blackman. They have greatly disturbed me. more

With Election Day looming, political candidates and their supporters throughout Delaware are actively campaigning, leading to more complaints and confrontations over confusion between solicitation and canvassing. more

OPINION — A few years ago, online learning was almost always discussed in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The sudden shift to virtual classrooms delivered a huge range of experiences and reactions as parents, teachers and students adjusted to an unfamiliar setting. After all, the transition was abrupt and unexpected.  But now, years after the return to in-person schooling, online education hasn’t faded as a passing trend. more

Part 1: Delaware needs more electricity. Demand is rising, existing power plants are aging, and concerns about whether enough new generation is being built are growing. So, why isn’t anyone building a new power plant in Delaware? more