I’m sure everyone will sleep easier now that former President Donald Trump’s tax returns have been made public. That being said, I think the average U.S. citizen is not so much interested in the tax returns of a very rich person who became a politician as much as they are interested in the tax returns of a politician who became a very rich person.
The bills that the Legislature is considering have nothing to do with voter suppression and everything to do with voter integrity.
Does incarceration deprive people of their humanity to the point they lose the basic right not to be treated like animals?
And thanks to Joe Biden, we’re headed in the right direction.
The taxpayers, rather than the tax consumers, may have the final word on this boondoggle.
Would-be photo journalists don’t need to get too close.
Indigenous citizens deserve to have their sacred sites returned to their care.
We no longer have to wait for evidence before rendering a verdict, or so says the Review-Journal’s Victor Joecks.
It was disappointing to read Sam Gordon’s column arguing the A’s should remain in Oakland. He offered only sentimental reasons.
Las Vegas area businesses are nickel-and-diming everyone to death.
