Opinion

Leaving the left

Watching this video upset me. Students and even faculty members won’t let Dave Rubin speak. They constantly interrupt, shouting “hate speech!” and “black lives matter!” Rubin was once a man

Political pyromania

WASHINGTON — One of the dubious advantages of a Supreme Court nomination battle is how it brings into the open some of the vicious, ideological arguments that are normally hidden

NEWS ANALYSIS: Trump tries a different strategy on assault claim

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump went there. Republicans for days have been trying, with some success, not to blame the accuser in the high-stakes he-said-she-said roiling the Supreme Court nomination

Double standards for dress

Two remarkably different articles on dressing for business appeared in The Wall Street Journal on the same day. Both purported to offer advice. One was “Please, Men of the World,

IN THE MAIL

Committee should treat Dr. Ford with the respect she deserves Editor: The Abuse Support and Prevention Education Network, or ASPEN, is dedicated to providing direct services to victims and survivors

GUEST EDITORIAL: Nature roars. Washington hears nothing.

As if this past summer of merciless heat waves, droughts and megafires were not warning enough, in the past several days the elements sounded another alarm about the state of

GUEST COLUMN: Diogenes has pawned his lantern

Kathleen Williams was the last of the Boy Scouts. William’s original ads demonstrated she was a great friend during times of personal tragedy and as a legislator she used her

IN THE MAIL

“Rubber stamp” characterization misses reality of city commission Editor: As one of the four remaining city commissioners, I am disappointed by Thursday’s editorial in The Livingston Enterprise. Its statement is

A factory of suspicion and contempt

WASHINGTON — This is the cost when institutions have lost public trust. The United States Senate is supposed to be a deliberative body, protected by extended terms from contracting the

ENTERPRISE EDITORIAL: Sandberg offered independent voice

Livingston residents received the unfortunate news this week that City Commissioner Sarah Sandberg has resigned, leaving a vacancy on the five-member board. The commission now has 30 days to fill