Opinion
LLOYD: We must do better at responding to and addressing any sexual assault allegations
DE RUGY: How will Congress choose to handle the Iran bill?
MCCAUGHEY: Don’t count ballots after Election Day
STOSSEL: The economists who got it right
PARKER: Time to leave the Social Security plantation
Guest opinion: Fragmented records of asbestos exposure leave Utah workers and veterans unseen and unprotected
WSU guest opinion: Modern censorship and its ancient roots
HARROP: The art of taxing fairly is messy
The Homefront: Navigating the best of lines and the worst of lines
LLOYD: We must do better at responding to and addressing any sexual assault allegations
I’ve been thinking a lot about the very serious topic of sexual assault since I recently sat down to talk with an individual who said she was assaulted at a local hospital. I certainly am in no position to be judge or jury, to in any way determine guilt or innocence. I firmly believe in the ...
BARONE: Where is the arc of justice headed?
Former President Barack Obama liked to quote the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s line that "the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice." Of course, what was an expression of optimism for the moral reformer King was more in the nature of a victory spike of the football for ...
DE RUGY: How will Congress choose to handle the Iran bill?
Whatever you think of the war in Iran, there's a separate question -- independent of the military merits -- that Congress must answer: How will it be paid for? The Pentagon has requested $200 billion to fund the campaign. While circumstances could change the price tag, interest payments on ...
STOSSEL: The economists who got it right
Politicians say they can "make the economy work better." I once believed they could. But years of reporting taught me that politicians' attempts to "fix" the economy usually make things worse. Twenty years ago, Republicans and Democrats helped create the Great Recession by telling ...
MCCAUGHEY: Don’t count ballots after Election Day
This week the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that hinges on the meaning of Election Day -- and it's got Democrats sweating. The case, Watson v. Republican National Committee, challenges a Mississippi law that allows mail-in ballots received long after Election Day to be ...
PARKER: Time to leave the Social Security plantation
To repeat what Americans have heard a lot recently, our Social Security system is in very bad shape. Per the most recent report, in 2025, of the Social Security and Medicare board of trustees, Social Security is capable of paying out the entirety of promised benefits through 2033. After ...