Editorial

Highway 95 repaving is ‘SUS’

This is a revelation that demands public attention! The recent transformation of Hwy 95 in Bullhead City, from a teeth-rattling gauntlet into a path of

Confession of a public-health expert

By Rich Lowry The public-health officials are getting around to admitting the fallibility of public-health officials. The former head of the National Institutes of Health

Henry Kissinger was not a war criminal

Henry Kissinger, the great American statesman who has died at age 100, stands accused by his critics of many things, but perhaps the most outlandish

Kingman Young Marines learn about Pearl Harbour

Eight Seven members of the Kingman Young Marines joined with other units from around the nation who came together to honor the service of our

VA helps to avoid foreclosures

Veterans with VA-backed mortgages who are in danger of facing foreclosure just got help from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The VA is asking mortgage

Fact and Fantasy, Demigods and Myths

The ability to imagine is uniquely human. Imagination enabled the invention of our modern world with its bewilderingly complex transportation and communication systems.But building that

National policy wrapped in razor wire at border

“A 4-year-old girl passed out in 100-degree heat after she was pushed back toward Mexico by Texas National Guard personnel. A pregnant woman became trapped

Tell the Three Presidents to Stop the War

By Peter Bergel A coalition of dozens of peace and justice organizations (https://bit.ly/StopWarOrgs) is collecting signers on a statement to Presidents Biden, Zelensky and Putin