Re-embracing the Paris Agreement
Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial board Representatives from nearly every country on Earth met in Paris five years ago and promised... Read more.
Remembering Chuck Yeager
Editorial from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial board Chuck Yeager died this week, at 97. It’s amazing that a great movie has never been made of... Read more.
Andre Alyeska: A tale of three governors
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown’s order of additional restrictions prior to Thanksgiving elicited expected responses from those who virtue signal their belief in science... Read more.
Dr. Richard Liebowitz: America needs more doctors
COVID-19 has revealed once again how short our nation is of doctors. Early in the pandemic, several governors called on retired physicians to return to the workforce.... Read more.
Baker isn’t asking too much of us
Since March, Gov. Charlie Baker has demonstrated his calm, measured approach to guiding the state’s response to the coronavirus epidemic. He patiently and... Read more.
Ann McFeatters: Take ’em shopping
The winter avalanche has arrived. All those holiday catalogues vying for space with bills in our mailboxes. Thus, it is time to put grievances aside and do our annual... Read more.
Police Log: 12-10-20
All address information, particularly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the sole responsibility of the concerned party... Read more.
Sarah A. Morgan Smith: A Hanukkah and Christmas quiz
Although it will undoubtedly be different this year, the majority of people in the United States will celebrate Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, from December... Read more.
Sarabeth Berman: How the death of local news has made political divisions far worse
In the flood of disinformation filling the internet this election season, it was easy to miss another rapidly spreading phenomenon: partisan profit-driven websites... Read more.
Good news to end a bad year
We are pleased to hear the Lynn School Committee is prepared to give School Superintendent Dr. Patrick A. Tutwiler a positive job evaluation next month. Tutwiler... Read more.