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OPINION: Belief, popularity differ from the truth

From the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, to the 2020 election, columnist George Ayoub explores Americans' relationship with the truth.

EDITORIAL: Who is afraid of public opinion?

EDITORIAL: A wise denunciation of judicial activism

The appeal court ruled the Ontario government has the power to remove bike lanes established by the municipal government in Toronto

OPINION: Perspective needed as school begins

Most of Nebraska’s students from preschoolers to Ph.D. candidates are now back in classrooms, running on playgrounds or dabbling in science labs. The ritual reopening of schools re...

Opinion: Editorial reads as bitterness after Richards’s loss

"We need to put our prejudices and bruised egos aside."

[OPINION] In the trial vs Sara Duterte, public tolerance has its limits

Rules that constrain politicians seem to no longer matter — if the prize is access to more polarized votes. The Senate needs to disincentivize this behavior.

OPINION: Debate questions no one asked for

For Nebraskans trying to make sense of the “Working,” “America,” “First,” “Family,” “People” political party word salad, this week should offer some relief. That’s when a Lancaster...

Opinion: Janoo will take bold action for Vt.

"May we not, in the future, profoundly, profoundly regret what we failed to dare to do now."

[OPINION] Will Pax Silica be another proverbial fish that got away for the Philippines?

Pax Silica cannot be treated as a leisurely long-term development masterplan. It must lock in binding corporate commitments, sign multilateral joint ventures, and physically break...

[Rear View] Memo to the prosecution: It’s the story, not the merits

The Vice President’s defense lawyers want to keep the trial technical and arcane, beyond the comprehension of the ordinary taxpayer. The prosecution, sadly, is playing their game.

OPINION: RECO’s board reform shouldn’t sideline registrant expertise

Can a real estate regulator stay independent and still understand the industry it regulates? The post OPINION: RECO’s board reform shouldn’t sideline registrant expertise appeared...

Opinion – 29 July 2026

Jonathan Chaplin A defence of ‘Kairos II’ against Ray Gaston – and a call to revisit ‘God’s Unfailing Word’ Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Time to change the Marriage Canon Fergus...

It’s About More Than Counting Votes –– Commentary

CALGARY –– On this, we [CPKC] agree with Union Pacific. The post It’s About More Than Counting Votes –– Commentary appeared first on Railway Track and Structures.

Opinion: For all writers, abstaining from generative AI is the best gift you can give yourself 

Lucas Aykroyd: I urge writers to not swallow the notion that you must either adopt AI or get left behind. This only serves the tech oligarchs. It is demonstrably false

CARTOON: AG hearings

Politically independent?

Opinion | Jammu & Kashmir Before and After the Abrogation of Article 370 and A Comparison with PoJK

Being a Kashmiri who has seen the good, the bad, and the worst of Kashmir, who has witnessed the peak years of Pakistan sponsored terrorism and turmoil, who has lived through the u...

Letters to Editor

DECISION TIME IN OSUN STATE…

The choice of the people should prevail Essentially because of the desperation by politicians, off-season elections that should ordinarily be easy to conduct are now riddled with c...

Tort – Comments about plaintiff were protected opinions

Where a company sued its former business partner for defamation, but the challenged statements were expressions of opinion, the defendant prevailed on the claim. Background Knockou...

Opinion: Over-charged, over-regulated and over it

The Australian National Audit Office's (ANAO) damning audit of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry's (DAFF) biosecurity cost recovery program has severely eroded...

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