Opinion

The keys are in moderates’ pockets

The keys are in moderates’ pockets

The keys are in moderates’ pockets

An aggressive administration fires federal employees, changes geographical names and appoints a vaccine skeptic to high office. Opponents of the president challenge many of his initiatives in court. The executive branch defies court orders.

Graduates will create own paths

There’s been a lot of excitement in the air of late with Clinton High School, Arapaho- Butler, and Corn Bible hatching out fresh new graduates into the world.They’ve been tutored and raised within quality schools.
State budget still in crafting process

State budget still in crafting process

State budget still in crafting process

Week 14 of this year’s legislative session was marked by the deadline to advance bills from the chamber opposite of which they originated.By this point, the Senate had advanced around 255 House Bills, while around 249 Senate Bills made it off the House floor.
Humbled, most leaders have respect

Humbled, most leaders have respect

Humbled, most leaders have respect

The distinguished historian David Herbert Donald once tried to prompt John F. Kennedy to evaluate the performances of his predecessors.
There’s nobody better than moms

There’s nobody better than moms

There’s nobody better than moms

If you ever wondered who is the best of us, the answer is abundantly clear – it’s the moms of the world.Tomorrow we all take a day to recognize that very fact with Mother’s Day.
Parsing the words of ‘pope able’ cardinal

Parsing the words of ‘pope able’ cardinal

Parsing the words of ‘pope able’ cardinal

In the spring of 2023, the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem addressed a conference about a dizzyingly complex subject – Christianity in the ancient Middle East, as well as the future of its many churches and traditions.

Clinton teachers deserve praise

Every so often someone will pop off something to the effect of, “Teachers have it really easy, especially with three months off.”Come again?
Where Francis is, there is no weeping

Where Francis is, there is no weeping

Where Francis is, there is no weeping

Pope Francis has died, and I have a regret. Early on in his pontificate, I wanted to write a book that would have his face on the cover. At the time, everyone seemed to be coming out with a book on “the Francis effect” about the first pope from the Americas.
The moral messenger’s warning

The moral messenger’s warning

The moral messenger’s warning

On Easter morning, the day before he died, Pope Francis met Vice President JD Vance, a devout defender of President Trump’s virulent anti-immigration policies.