Give to shelters
In his Sunday column (“Ruminations on turning 80,” Jan. 8) Richard Groves offers a wise perspective upon reaching the milestone age of 80.made me think about the men and women who have played in the Geezer Game — a well-organized lunchtime pick-up basketball game that has been going in Gree…
There have beenmany letters condemning the selection process of now House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. While they saw chaos, I saw representatives elected to serve their constituents in action, demanding they have a say-so in Congress, rather than adhering to the iron-handed rule of the speaker…
Too little, too late
Chasing Nixon
On Aug. 16, there was a peaceful demonstration in front of the Greensboro home of Louis DeJoy, the postmaster general, to protest the dismantling of the United States Postal Service.
So, here’s what I don’t understand about you Democrats. Or maybe what I don’t understand about politics.
Who’s a patriot?
Dog whistles
Price of ‘unity’
How to begin healing
Keep counting
Too little, too late
Chasing Nixon
Nearly a year ago, Mark Brazil had this to say about a new Saudi, Arabia-backed professional golf tour that was dangling unprecedented paydays to lure star players:
Even before it can be finished, the sprawling new Toyota electric-vehicle battery plant in Randolph County is expanding.
Two House Republicans in the General Assembly rightly have been stripped of committee leadership roles after making offensive remarks about Democratic colleagues.
There was an honest and useful debate to be had this spring about abortion rights in North Carolina.
Sabotage and cement trucks were the issue at hand in the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 1 decision in Glacier Northwest, Inc. v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local Union No. 174.
With her wild hair, peekaboo sweater and extraordinary claim that then-presidential candidate Joe Biden had sexually assaulted her, Tara Reade merited considerable skepticism. Any such accusation deserved a hearing, of course, but Reade was an obvious nutjob and Putin shill. Why did she have to be "believed" right off the bat?
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has spent more than two years promising foreign leaders that the U.S. is committed to a new global deal to raise taxes on large companies. Now Republicans in Congress have a warning for the rest of the world: Don’t believe her.
A few months ago, Mike Rowe stumbled on a 2011 video of himself speaking in front of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee during the Obama administration about the mindset of government toward skilled trades. His argument was that skilled trades were the key to saving our economy, not those jobs that require a four-year degree.
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