Nov. 23: There’s a new level of property tax rebellion this time. But it’s not all bad news. Scott Stantis editorial cartoon for Nov. 23, 2025, on the latest property tax bills. (Scott Stantis/For the ...

Editorial cartoonist John Cole draws on the GLP-1 drug coverage impact on state's medicaid coverage costs. This cartoon is the opinion of the cartoonist. Send feedback to: cartoons@wctrib.com.

The University lobbied historic amounts. Administrators talked to the federal government. They worked to make a case to alumni and the American people about Cornell’s value and values. After nine ...

Precious few things we do all at once, as a nation, with a shared sense of generosity and belonging. Celebrating Thanksgiving is one of those things. We gather with family and friends, dishing out old ...

When The Oregonian began publishing 175 years ago, the newspaper was a vehicle for the opinions of its founder, Thomas J. Dryer. He advocated for Whig Party policies, crossed swords with rival ...

Every year, the Orlando Sentinel republishes the timeless story behind the most famous letter to the editor and editorial ever written. By now, the backstory is well known. It starts with a curious ...

In 1999, R. Bruce Dold, then deputy editor of this page, participated in a self-reflective editorial board piece about constancy and change. Anyone who knows anything about editorial boards, including ...

Michigan Republicans are exploiting a little-used state law to bring the budget a bit closer to fiscal responsibility. Democrats are crying foul, but have little credibility considering all the ...

As another wonderful semester filled with ups and downs comes to an end, the Editorial Board would like to take a moment to reflect — not only on the changes we hope to see next semester, but also on ...

We are very fortunate that so many of our readers turn to this page for a range of ideas and perspectives. Rarely are we ever in a drought when it comes to opinions from the public. That is not to say ...

We’ve seen enough perpetual motion machines to know that press releases never tell the full story. We pay attention to sample sizes, to context, to journal credibility, to peer review, brand history ...