If someone is making a million dollars a year here, they can afford to pay a little more to fund our schools and essential services.

The current partnership between President Trump and Elon Musk is a case in point.

Funding issues persist at both the state and federal levels. Many people will suffer if they are not addressed.

The state’s large and growing percentage of residents over 65 makes reform critical.

The power of the movement, like that of the Confederacy, lies in its ability to mobilize disaffected segments of the population.

Republicans are once again vilifying the proven prevention measure with a pair of ill-advised bills.

The country could use a repeat of Margaret Chase Smith’s “Declaration of Conscience” right about now.

It’s past time for a more compassionate, safer approach to crisis intervention.