While President Trump posts an AI medbed video, Houston suffers from serious cuts to health care research and services amid a likely government shutdown, the Houston Chronicle editorial ...

Students across Virginia are experiencing the first year of a “bell-to-bell” cellphone ban in schools, a policy intended to put focus back on the classroom.

Now that Donald Trump has finally come around to publicly stating that besieged Ukraine could use military support from the U.S. and the European Union to fully recover all of the territory taken over ...

The Washington Post's new opinion editor Adam O'Neal spoke with Fox News Digital about the challenges he faces as he reshapes the paper's editorial pages.

Members of our Community Editorial Board, a group of community residents who are engaged with and passionate about local issues, respond to the following question: In a moment that feels inundated ...

Gun violence long ago became a fixture in daily news reports in Virginia and across the country. On a single day this month, for example, local readers and TV viewers learned of three shootings in ...

In recent weeks, Americans have grown increasingly anxious over mounting threats to free expression. New revelations about government influence during COVID show this is not new. Google and YouTube’s ...

Unless IDOC keeps — and reports — reliable data, Illinois won’t know if its corrections system is on the right track.

Since 2022, the Daily has published 35 collectively written opinion pieces on issues relevant to Tufts students under what is called the Editorial Board. But what does this board entail, and why does ...

Editorial: Nobody stands to win politically if a federal government shutdown isn’t averted. At least not anybody currently in office.

The First Amendment doesn’t cover private actions by private companies. But in both these cases, government actors exerted pressure to quash speech. This endangers First Amendment freedoms no matter ...

How does our Editorial Board Roundtable see Gov. DeWine’s concerns about dropping college enrollment in Ohio as they may relate to the SB 1 law?