Editorials

OTHERS SAY: Were California's power outages worth it? Last year, state officials changed the law to allow power companies to be more aggressive shutting down electrical lines in areas where strong, dry winds were p... by The Los Angeles Times - October 17, 2019

EDITORIAL: All the president's business The president's ongoing legal battles are numerous; it's difficult to keep them all straight. Who is fighting President Donald Trump in court and why? It's a qu... October 16, 2019

EDITORIAL: Saints fans The pope--yes, that one--tweeted out something Sunday morning that has all the sports world talking. October 16, 2019

OTHERS SAY: After police shoot Atatiana Jefferson, emotions are raw and the questions are fair We won't pretend to have all of the answers or even all of the information yet from the latest police shooting, this one in Fort Worth. But we will say this: Th... by The Dallas Morning News - October 16, 2019

EDITORIAL: No contest, 88-4 There was a lot of news last week--national, international, state, local. Jane Fonda was in the papers again. It seemed news was breaking constantly. October 15, 2019

EDITORIAL: The final word Fans can get attached to television series. Sometimes damned attached. And if the creators of the show don't explicitly say the main character dies at the end o... October 15, 2019

EDITORIAL: And here's the snap A few weeks back we officially hit "fall" on the calendar. But it definitely didn't feel like it for those first few days of the season. It felt like, as usual,... October 15, 2019

EDITORIAL: Another bad idea Everyone has them from time to time: bad ideas. The human brain can only put out so much genius before it occasionally comes up with New Coke. October 15, 2019

EDITORIAL: Columbus Day, 2019 Marco Polo, as he drew his last few breaths, was implored by the priests: Renounce this so-called middle kingdom, this so-called China, this so-called Asia, the... October 14, 2019

OTHERS SAY: The NBA risks its future in China for the sake of an American value The potential for enormous profits in China is enough to persuade many U.S. businesses to park their values and principles at the departure gate. by The Los Angeles Times - October 14, 2019

EDITORIAL: Left lane, hammer down, for education The perfect cannot be the enemy of the good. What happened at the state Board of Education meeting on Thursday was as good as could be expected in this environm... October 13, 2019

OTHERS SAY: What the killing of Joshua Brown has to teach us now When a witness in a murder case is himself murdered just days after a high-profile trial, it is both right and appropriate for a community to want answers and w... by The Dallas Morning News - October 13, 2019

OTHERS SAY: Migrant children need their flu shots Every child older than six months should get a flu vaccine. That's according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. by Bloomberg View - October 12, 2019

More than just shiny On a surprisingly gray and wet Thursday we made a pleasant trek to Crystal Bridges. Beth Bobbitt had announced a new media preview for a coming exhibition, and ... October 12, 2019

EDITORIAL: Red China's no-look pass Money makes the world go around October 11, 2019

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