Latest from The Spokesman-Review

• Editorial: U.S. House benefits rich farmers, spurns needy

  July 19, 2013 in Opinion on Page A15 This commentary from the Kansas City Star does not necessarily reflect the view of The Spokesman-Review’s editorial board. The move by the U.S. House last week to cut food stamp … 17

• Secretary of Interior will face challenges

  Feb. 19, 2013 in Opinion on Page A11 This commentary from the Los Angeles Times does not necessarily reflect the views of The Spokesman-Review’s editorial board. U.S. secretaries of the Interior have seldom been renowned for being, well, … 2

• Editorial: Protecting women from violence not about votes

  Feb. 16, 2013 in Opinion on Page B4 This commentary from the Dallas Morning News does not necessarily reflect the views of The Spokesman-Review’s editorial board. The kinds of crime and domestic violence that mostly victimize women have … 6

• Hagel simply doesn’t pass muster for defense chief

  Jan. 22, 2013 in Opinion on Page A9 This editorial from the Chicago Tribune does not necessarily reflect the views of The Spokesman-Review editorial board. One of the smarter moves Barack Obama made after his election in 2008 … 5

• Dental aide’s firing may be legal, but boss unfair

  Dec. 29, 2012 in Opinion on Page A12 This editorial from the Chicago Tribune does not necessarily reflect the views of The Spokesman-Review editorial board. Being physically attractive, research has shown, pays off in career terms. As a …

• Outside View: It’s unfair to apply new CPI to Social Security

  Dec. 22, 2012 in Opinion on Page B4 This editorial from the Los Angeles Times does not necessarily reflect the views of The Spokesman-Review editorial board. Conservatives argue that Washington never cuts programs, it just increases spending on … 11