I am responding to a letter published on Jan. 26, that expresses the writer’s concerns about immigration and ICE’s role in American communities. While the writer’s concerns reflect a widely held ...

The Pennsylvania Legislature is about to pass a bill prohibiting cellphones in schools. This is another example of legislation punishing a large section of the population because of a few. In addition ...

I don’t write often about reactions I receive to columns, but I think you’ll be interested in the three-act drama that followed my piece last week on how we’re using artificial intelligence to cover ...

Chris Quinn, editor of cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer, has promised transparency to readers in how the newsroom uses artificial intelligence to support its journalism. Quinn keeps that promise ...

Like most of us I watch the news about level of risk from the coronavirus virus very carefully. I am 71 so I certainly meet one risk category (over 70) but I am otherwise in good health. So,I feel ...

In light of the recent announcement of Joe Thompson's pending resignation, I'm sure I speak for many in appreciation of Joe's sustained leadership in establishing the amazing center of gravity that is ...

Winston Churchill, the second-greatest person of the 20th century, is claimed by some (incorrectly) to have once said, “The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the ...

There are seven capital or deadly sins, so called because they are as it were the sources of origin of all other vices and sins. They are pride, avarice, impurity or lust, anger, gluttony, envy and ...

Last week, I submitted this letter to the Editor of the New York Times. It was not selected, so I will publish it here: Re: Why The Times Is Expanding Its Supreme Court Coverage (Feb. 2) and Federal ...

The safety and welfare of our horses and the integrity of Thoroughbred racing are values we all share. Our horsemen have always supported reasonable, science-based regulation that protects equine ...