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Crisp: Should we post motto in classes?

August 8, 2023, 6:01am Columns

Since Aug. 1, all public K-12 schools, colleges and universities in Louisiana are required to display our national motto — “In God We Trust” — in every classroom. Read story

Harrop: Scammers preying on elderly

August 7, 2023, 6:01am Columns

I oversaw the care of an elderly friend in his last years. Up until age 86, Frank was pretty much in control. But then he was diagnosed with cancer. The disease and the drugs greatly sapped powers that old age had already altered. The telephone became his conduit to the… Read story

Abcarian: Dying from heat is not a political statement

August 7, 2023, 6:01am Columns

This summer, my Instagram feed has been awash in gorgeous Italian sunsets, stunning Colorado mountain vistas and polar bears frolicking on ice in the Arctic Circle. Read story

Other Papers Say: Supreme Court needs checks

August 7, 2023, 6:01am Columns

Those who suspect that Justice Samuel Alito views the Supreme Court as some imperial Star Chamber that is unaccountable to Congress, the public or anyone else have recently gained a powerful new ally in that theory: Alito himself. Read story

Other Media Say: Canada raid on America’s tech talent alarming

August 7, 2023, 6:01am Columns

America’s prosperity depends on attracting foreign talent. Yet due to a dysfunctional immigration system, millions of workers face insurmountable hurdles to gaining permanent residence. Read story

Jayne: Pac-12 on its way to a meltdown

August 5, 2023, 6:02am Columns

With “Oppenheimer” generating discussion about chain reactions and nuclear options, thoughts naturally turn to college football. Read story

Other Papers Say: Opioid education saves lives

August 5, 2023, 6:01am Columns

If there ever was a time to sound the alarm about a national epidemic that has killed millions of Americans, it was 20 years ago when the second wave of opioid deaths spiked. But since little has been done on a national basis to prevent deaths from fentanyl, Washington state… Read story

Donnelly: Time running out for politicians to save Larch

August 5, 2023, 6:01am Columns

History is repeating itself for the Larch Correctional Facility near Yacolt. For the second time since the uniquely vibrant prison opened in 1956, the Department of Corrections has made a peremptory decision, announced on June 26, to close Larch. And for the second time, extraordinary communitywide efforts are under way… Read story

Estrich: Moving beyond the new normal

August 5, 2023, 6:01am Columns

There was a time when the mere whiff of an indictment — let alone the reality of one — was enough to sink a promising candidate. Read story

Feldman: Indictment of Trump defends democracy

August 4, 2023, 6:01am Columns

This is the big one: the first time the Department of Justice has ever indicted a former president for subverting democracy by trying to steal an election he knew he had lost. The prosecution of former President Donald Trump may be the most important criminal case ever brought by the… Read story