Most Delawareans have never heard of “real estate wholesaling,” but a new state law makes it important for homeowners to understand. more

One thing Donald Trump has demonstrated through his nonstop and on-again, off-again “deal” making with the Iranians is his fanatical zeal to make money off people’s ignorance and his lust to strike back at his critics, no matter the cost. more

OPINION — From smartphones and virtual assistants to healthcare diagnostics and personalized education, AI has become woven into the fabric of everyday life. As this technology advances at an extraordinary pace, it offers tremendous promise. It also raises important questions about its impact on society. For women and children in particular, the future of AI presents both remarkable opportunities and significant challenges. more

After former President Carter used the cancer drug Keytruda, cancer patients across the United States had one request ... more

When I launched Ken-Do Spice, I wasn’t trying to build the next big food company. I was trying to solve a problem. more

OPINION — Please leave well enough alone when addressing or considering a "stupid hiker law.” Don't do it. If a hiker finds themself wondering if they should reach out for help, I would want … more

OPINION — As 34-year residents of Paradise Valley, we have witnessed many changes in our beloved town. At this stage in our lives, we value strong leadership, deep personal integrity and a … more

I am writing as a concerned homeowner in the city of Dover to respectfully request that my property taxes and electric rate not be increased for the upcoming tax year. more

Several days ago, I received a survey in the mail purported to be from Rep. Sarah McBride and Sens. Lisa Blunt Rochester and Chris Coons, all D-Del. more

OPINION — For the last year, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has worked to dismantle a decades-old, bipartisan consensus on the basics of public health. It’s long past time that the public asks why. more

OPINION — Anyone who works in the cancer community knows how devastating pancreatic cancer is. It has a tremendously low survival rate and is typically not caught until its late stages. But at … more

I was first diagnosed with kidney disease in 2001, shortly after the birth of my second daughter. What doctors thought was pregnancy-related high blood pressure turned out to be the start of kidney failure. more

Delaware’s school finance system has real problems, but automatic annual tax increases are not the solution. more

OPINION — The current administration in Washington, D.C. appears to have no boundaries when it comes to attacking our rights as citizens of the United States. more

OPINION — I’m grateful that in Scottsdale the distance between you and your elected leaders is small. You can ask — and expect — an answer from the city council to your questions. Most … more

On June 27, the town of Millsboro and the Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce will proudly join communities across the country in commemorating a historical milestone: the 250th anniversary of the United States of America! more

OPINION — My husband and I moved to Fountain Hills 11 years ago, and during that time we have proudly told friends, family and neighbors what a wonderful community this is. We have enjoyed the … more

OPINION — Several recent primary elections — from the defeat of incumbents Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky to longtime Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana — have shown continued support for the president from his Make America Great Again base. more

A parking space may seem like a small thing. For a veteran visiting a state building for an appointment, to access benefits or navigate government services, the small gesture of having a designated parking spot can send a powerful message. more

I want to take a moment to explain to those I represent why I voted no to advance the city budget with the accompanying property tax and electric rate increase May 20 and again June 8. more