Imagine a world with U.S.-China cooperation
My Opinion
Dr. Lawrence Wittner, Guest Writer
On Sept. 10, 2021, during an important diplomatic meeting that occurred by telephone, U.S. President Jos...
13 October 2021
Imagine a world with U.S.-China cooperation
My Opinion
Dr. Lawrence Wittner, Guest Writer
On Sept. 10, 2021, during an important diplomatic meeting that occurred by telephone, U.S. President Jos...
06 October 2021
Broadband Ready designation key to enhancing connectivity
My Opinion
Broadband has been a topic of great discussion over the last 18 months, and for good reason. Connectivity is ever important. From work and s...
29 September 2021
What it means to be an American
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about what it means to be an American, to have a shared stake in this country and its fortunes. In some ways, I su...
22 September 2021
There’s still work to do
As the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks approached, I thought a lot about the 9/11 Commission, which I co-chaired with former New Jersey Gov. ...
15 September 2021
Lessons from 9/11 that Congress could learn
Most Americans alive 20 years ago remember where they were on Sept. 11, 2001. They remember the airplane hijackings, the attacks and the collapse of t...
08 September 2021
Sept. 11 — Day of warning
Sept . 11 is approaching, the 20th anniversary of the most startling event in the lifetime of most adults. The notorious Muslim suicide terror attack of Sept. 11, 2001, killed nearly 3,000 Americans and horrified the world.
01 September 2021
Last year’s recession to hit local governments in 2022
My Opinion
The National Bureau of Economic Research is our quasi-official umpire of recessions and expansions.
25 August 2021
Diversity? Plato has a few questions
Richard McGowan, Ph.D., Guest Writer
Plato’s dialogue “Meno” begins abruptly. Meno asks Socrates, “Can ethics be taught?”
I followed Pla...
18 August 2021
The Afghanistan debacle
Over a nearly 20-year period, the war in Afghanistan is estimated to have cost about $2.2 trillion and resulted in more than 240,000 deaths, military and civilian, on all sides.
11 August 2021
Is a united world possible?
My Opinion
Robert Koehler, Guest Writer
What if ... ?
I get lost — tangled in doubt and cynicism — when I try to pose the question in a more sp...
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