Behind Bolton’s decision
Former national security adviser John Bolton shook up the Trump impeachment standoff recently with his announcement that, if subpoenaed, he is “prepared to testify” before a Senate trial.
Editorial
Congress has to reclaim its war-making authority
It didn’t take long for “World War III” to become a trending topic on Twitter in the hours after news broke that a drone strike by U.S.
Crime exists and so does common sense
In a perfect world, we could leave our homes and vehicles unlocked and never worry about consequences.
Enjoy the game, then try again
We are an extremely passionate people when it comes to our sports teams.
Dems’ 2020 outlook is hardly 20/20
With former housing secretary Julian Castro departed, the oversized Democratic presidential field reaches a critical point: More candidates have dropped out than remain in the race.
Program empowering young girls
Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Starting Jan.
Human trafficking is modern-day slavery
TOWN CRYER
Jeff Davis Communities Against Domestic Abuse (CADA) is spreading awareness this January during National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month and reminding citizens t
State legislature losing years of knowledge
LOUISIANA SPOTLIGHT
When the new term of Louisiana state government starts in a week, nearly 100 years of institutional memory will walk out of the House and Senate.
Letters to the editor
Reader shares hopes for 2020 America
Dear Editor,
Drinking games and the Mafia: This is 2020
As a reporter, I have much to anticipate this year. Major local tax issues, major state and national races and of course, all the usual news.
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