Opinion

Guest Commentary: The class reunion
Commentary, Opinion
Jul 22, 2026
Good morning, yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away… The shadows of misty yesteryears The good times and the bad you've seen And all the oth...
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The right tools make jobs easier
Commentary, Opinion
By DEB WUETHRICH 
Jul 22, 2026
How often in life have you prepared to tackle a task only to realize you don’t have the right tool for the job? For instance, I used to think a simple...
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Government-owned AI is a terrible idea
Commentary, Opinion
By MICHAEL BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Opinion 
Jul 21, 2026
NEW YORK (TNS) — In the push to regulate artificial intelligence, a dangerous idea is gaining ground in Washington: handing the government ownership s...
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The U.S. Navy’s state of the straits
Commentary, Opinion
By HARRISON SCHRAMM RealClearDefense 
Jul 20, 2026
There is no unilateral action that will bring the U.S.-led conflict with Iran to termination, and while both sides are incentivized in their own ways ...
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Does anyone really know what they’re doing?
Commentary, Opinion
Jul 20, 2026
PITTSBURGH (TNS) — In an obituary in The Atlantic for U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, Robert Fontaine relates the following quotation from the late Republic...
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The Pentagon is seeking more secrecy
Commentary, Opinion
Jul 17, 2026
The Pentagon has a well-deserved reputation for erring on the side of secrecy when classifying documents. Now it wants even more power to hide informa...
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No, climate change isn’t taking food off your table
Commentary, Opinion
By BJORN LOMBORG Los Angeles Times 
Jul 17, 2026
PRAGUE, Czech Republic (TNS) — No morning ritual is safe from climate alarm. In June, the journal Nature declared that coffee is “critically threatene...
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Democratic leaders move to counter socialist successes
Commentary, Opinion
By CARL P. LEUBSDORF The Dallas Morning News 
Jul 16, 2026
WASHINGTON (TNS) — For the past decade, Democratic progressives have regularly challenged the party’s establishment, with intermittent success. This y...
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Time to permanently sink the Jones Act
Commentary, Opinion
Jul 15, 2026
Theories can be useful. But they’re even more useful if they survive real-world scrutiny. In 1920, Congress passed the Jones Act. It mandates that onl...
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Just say no to gerrymandering NY districts
Commentary, Opinion
Jul 14, 2026
The nation has been consumed by gerrymandering madness, and New York lawmakers, sadly, are eager to join in. Gerrymandering, the drawing of districts ...
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When health care becomes a choice, something is broken
Commentary, Opinion
By CAROLYN GOODE The Fulcrum/TNS 
Jul 14, 2026
Recently, a nurse told me she had to choose between paying for her husband’s surgery and putting a new roof on their home. “We’re praying for no rain,...
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