DAWNINGS: 50 years of credit and still learning

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By Rev. Dr. Dawn Darwin Weaks Pastor, Connection Christian Church Did you know that this year marks the 50th anniversary of women in the United States...

GUEST VIEW: The solution is in your hands

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By David A. Frye It’s time to be honest with you. You’re the problem. Every year about this time we warn you, the motoring public, that highway...

HART: A Great Time of Year: NCAA basketball championships, the Masters, and Tiger is...

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March Madness just ended with Purdue losing big to formidable Connecticut in the championship game. You know how they make up hats and T-shirts...

TEXAS VIEW: Voters should remember that major party candidates are not their only options

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For the third consecutive presidential campaign, both major parties are fielding candidates whose disapproval ratings are higher than their positive ratings. Low voter turnout...

STOSSEL: A ban on freelance work

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By John Stossel The Labor Department just imposed 300 pages of new regulations to reclassify many individual contractors as payroll employees. CNBC claims this could help...

TEXAS VIEW: The harsh consequences of the Texas GOP’s fervor to crush DEI at...

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The work of public universities – communal investments in the thinking skills and innovation needed to build a healthy society – needs to nurture...

SULLUM: Trump’s abortion stance is convenient, but that does not mean he’s wrong

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“On abortion,” The New York Times claims, former President Donald Trump “chose politics over principles.” In reality, Trump’s recent clarification of his abortion position...

TEXAS VIEW: Why is Texas pausing Native American studies course?

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The history of our country cannot be told without accounting for the reality that Native American people were violently pushed from their lands in...

CHAREN: Democrats should reclaim patriotism

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In 1984, at the Republican National Convention in Dallas, a lifelong Democrat stood up to denounce her former party. Jeane Kirkpatrick, who had switched...

TEXAS VIEW: Texas Medical Board abortion guidance can only go so far

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In December, the Texas Supreme Court threw up its hands when asked whether the case of Kate Cox qualified for an exception under the...