Walsh: Notre Dame
Jim Walsh George Shattuck Richardson was a physician at Massachusetts General Hospital as was his father, as was his son. He spent summers in Nahant while growing... Read more.
Johnson: The cost of small lies — A citizen’s response
F. Willis Johnson Over the past several years, we’ve watched President Donald Trump and his administration wield misinformation not just as a shield, but as a... Read more.
Jacobson: ‘Made in America’ is alive, well and misunderstood
Sheldon H. Jacobson The president supports purchasing goods that are “made in America.” To encourage this, President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on imports... Read more.
Gongloff: Pope Leo is becoming the climate champion we need
Mark Gongloff While the leader of 340 million Americans furiously works to derail climate action, the leader of 1.4 billion Catholics is embracing it. In May, when... Read more.
Hiltzik: Trump’s deal with Nvidia puts our national security on sale to the highest bidder
Michael Hiltzik One thing that can be said about Donald Trump’s transactional approach to policy-making is that, as destructive as it might be to our economic... Read more.
Perrone: Unlike at Columbia, Trump’s attack on UCLA is aimed at taxpayer money
Giuliana Perrone President Donald Trump’s demand for a whopping $1 billion payment from UCLA sent shock waves through the UC system. For those of us on the inside,... Read more.
Mills: How to deal with the trolls
David Mills The poor guy got slapped around pretty badly, for the mistake of having an opinion some of his readers didn’t like. He got it in the comments section... Read more.
Stevens: Democrats need a creative approach to the midterm elections
Solomon D. Stevens Let’s face it. The Democratic Party is in disarray. It will not win the 2026 congressional midterm elections if it limits its message to condemning... Read more.
Fagan: The Heritage Foundation founder’s legacy is complicated
E.J. Fagan Edwin Feulner, the founder and longtime president of the Heritage Foundation, died last month. He will be remembered as one of the most consequential... Read more.
Frazier: Avoiding policy malpractice in the age of AI
Kevin Frazier Nature abhors a vacuum, rushing to fill it often chaotically. Policymakers, similarly, dislike a regulatory void. The urge to fill it with new laws... Read more.