We’re in an election year where policy hasn’t been relevant — at least, not yet.

We need development that adds value to our state and fits with our values. A moratorium is the wrong move.

There’s no point in funding a system that’s not delivering for students.

If you’ve counted Mills out, you might want to reconsider.

We need to support candidates who rely on logic, not labels.

The president has shown Russia and China that he’s not afraid of them. Although I think that’s a good thing, what comes next is an open question.

Let’s not rob ourselves of future prosperity.

A lot has changed in the two years since legislators last took up the issue; a new bill tries to reflect that.

If the president really was pushing America toward fascism, surely he wouldn’t back down so often.

The presidency hasn’t reined in Trump the dealmaker. It may be time for Congress to do so.