Editorial

October 2024

MIT Begins to Discriminate Less

By Rich Lowry The indications are that a historically oppressed minority group in America is finally going to get discriminated against less. Cue the rejoicing?

September 2024

Creating tools for non-violent communication in classrooms

By Melinda Burrell”Guess what?!” A 12-year-old Pittsburgh school boy spoke excitedly with his teacher one morning last fall. ”My mommy and daddy were having a

Editorial

China Views the US Election

By Mel GurtovChina’s Analytical ChallengesChina’s America watchers have the same tough job that faces Donald Trump’s campaign: coming up with a new game plan after

Editorial

Living — and Dying — in the Moment

By Robert C. KoehlerI stroke the unknown . . . Bear with me as I finish my short walk. I was ambling through my neighborhood the

Editorial

Turning off monitoring machines?

By Freddy GrovesTelemetry medicine is a huge benefit for surgery or cardiac patients. Using fancy high-tech equipment, these patients can be monitored while they recover

Editorial

Should we boycott Bullhead City?

Editor:The leadership of Bullhead City has once again imposed their myopic, elitist attitudes upon the area residents outside the boundaries of the city limits.Bullhead City,

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Donald Trump and the uses of violence

By Andrew MossIn a wide-ranging interview with a Time Magazine reporter this past April, Donald Trump said he expected victory in the coming presidential election,

Voting for the lesser evil?

By Robert C. KoehlerThe election paradox looms. Do I calm myself down, steady my hand, pull the lever for Joe, even though it feels like

No One Owns the Future

By Robert C. Koehler Even the international condemnation of the Israeli devastation of Gaza often feels tepid. Consider, for instance, the words of U.N. Secretary

Stolen Valor, Stolen Benefits

By Freddy Groves How, one wonders, does something like this happen? How does a civilian collect $146,000 in VA benefits for allegedly having been wounded