by Yael Buechler In October 2018 I received a letter from Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, of blessed memory. “My dear Rabbi:” she wrote, “Thank you for today’s surprise, a scrunchie […]
Author: Opinion, The Dominion Post
Mylan replacement should be like Mike
It will be strange to look around in the latter half of 2021 at all the places that bear the Puskar/Mylan name — Milan Puskar Stadium, Milan Puskar Health Right, […]
Hunting for Hunter Biden: Tax affairs under investigation
by Cal Thomas It isn’t that the alleged exploits, profits and questionable business deals involving Hunter Biden and his father, Joe Biden, were not known for most of this election […]
Guest Essay: Open letter from W.Va. health care leaders
We trust the COVID-19 vaccine West Virginia has experienced landmark days in the pandemic response this past week as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted Emergency Use Authorization […]
Do we prioritize life or livelihood?
As we wait for a vaccine to immunize us against COVID-19, it seems we have become inoculated to the horror of death. That can be the only explanation as coronavirus […]
Sustainable farming: Make the Corn Belt a carbon belt
by Daniel Imhoff In 2020, U.S. federal farm subsidies reached $46 billion, at least a three-fold increase in annual agricultural supports since President Donald Trump took office. This truly staggering […]
Texas AG’s lawsuit a display of hypocrisy
by Jonah Goldberg I’m angry. I have been defending the Electoral College and the larger Madisonian vision behind it — often called “federalism” — for decades. As a pointed critic […]
Goodbye to DeVos
When Betsy DeVos took the job as the nation’s chief educator, she probably never imagined that a pandemic would strike, requiring her to exert actual leadership in extremely difficult circumstances. […]
Dec. 13 letters to the editor
‘We didn’t know there was a problem …’ Morgantown’s city council members did not know there was an issue with the siting of the renovations in Hazel Ruby McQuain Park […]
Something new? AOC’s old-fashioned machine politics
by Francis Wilkinson Some constituents of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez actually got something out of politics this year beside a barrage of campaign advertisements: With a sliver of the almost $19 […]
