Opinion
HARROP: If the Kennedy Center stays closed for now, so be it
MOORE: The marriage deficit is an economic catastrophe
Guest opinion: The absurdity of college football these days
MCCARTHY: The immigration politics of a felon’s pardon
WSU guest opinion: Learning is a full-contact sport
Letter: Kudos to the Standard-Examiner
Guest opinion: The challenge of the Purse Curse
GARVEY: What do we know after 9/11? Little, if anything
NAPOLITANO: When war comes home: A constitutional warning
WILLIAMS: The CLARITY Act failed, but Bitcoin did not
The Senate's rejection of the CLARITY Act was not simply another episode of Democrats opposing President Donald Trump or Republicans failing to maintain party unity. Nor was it a declaration that cryptocurrency has no future in the United States. The bill was overtaken by a more fundamental ...
HARROP: If the Kennedy Center stays closed for now, so be it
Go ahead, President Donald Trump, keep the Kennedy Center closed. Don't give it money for necessary repairs. This is low-hanging fruit for Americans done with your extortion schemes. They don't have to submit to small-bore intimidation like this. They can just shrug at the demand that your ...
Guest opinion: The absurdity of college football these days
The current state of college football is truly putting up a mirror up to reflect the current condition of American society. In a nutshell it is corrupt, lacking common sense, and is filled with individuals and institutions willing to sell their souls for a win, and of course, the cash. Then add ...
MOORE: The marriage deficit is an economic catastrophe
The Beatles told us: "All you need is love." They were right, but along with love must come marriage. But marriage rates have plummeted, especially among young men. A Pulitzer Prize-worthy story by Sean Salai of The Washington Times crunches all the numbers. To say they are worrisome would ...
WSU guest opinion: Learning is a full-contact sport
As a technical corporate consultant and trainer for several years, I observed the unique classroom dynamic of working professionals. Most were seeking upskilling opportunities for promotions, higher pay and, in some cases, they were simply drawn to learning a new technology. I then moved to ...
Letter: Kudos to the Standard-Examiner
I picked up a copy of the Standard-Examiner while in Ogden the other day and I was so impressed with the paper. Reminds me of the "good old days" of unbiased journalism and professionally written articles (although the sports section is wasted on me and takes up A LOT of space). I even very ...



