Opinion

By Kyle Evers and Vincent Saglimbeni

More time

Everyone cares about homelessness. A shopkeeper repairing vandalism cares. A man finding his car windows smashed overnight cares. Elected officials trying to provide a safe city care. Even the homeless care, especially when being homeless is so readily conflated with crime. Caring isn’t the problem. Passing laws requiring solutions doesn’t make it so, it just establishes who gets to take the fall.

Is this WMD really needed?

By Sens. Jeff Holy, Mike Padden and Shelly Short

Not about masks at CVSD Board meeting

When discussing the concept of an afterlife, we talk a lot about heaven, but we also talk a lot about hell and what it means to be condemned. Traditionally, hell has been described as a place of eternal damnation, but I see it as a prison sentence with the possibility of parole.

Last week, it was peanuts. Unsalted, roasted in the shell, to be exact.

We could have better public officials

The last two weeks have produced a torrent of evidence of then-President Donald Trump’s brazen and systematic violations of the Presidential Records Act. Between his habitual, illegal destruction of documents, and his shepherding out of the White House, and down to Mar-a-Lago, at least 15 boxes of public records – some marked “Top secret” – Trump’s serial violations of the act demonstrate yet again his attitude that laws just don’t apply to him.

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