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Advice columnist R. Eric Thomas answers his readers' questions in this June 12, 2026 edition of Asking Eric.
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Where’s the diversity in Ga.’s transit authority? A seat at the table matters.
Gov. Brian Kemp appointed members to the new Georgia Transportation Efficiency Authority who do not reflect the diversity of places where transit ridership is highest.
Dear Abby: Helpless brother bears witness to sister's love life
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We must fight back against the machines to protect 'envy of world' creators
OPINION - LESLEY-ANN JONES: Entire careers and livelihoods are being wiped out by the rise of AI.
Best of the Express this week - from the Editor
OPINION - GEOFF MAYNARD: Here are my highlights of another extremely busy week at the Express.
I sat next to the new BBC boss and his dark 5-word warning left me offering this advice
OPINION - RICHARD MADELEY: I sat alongside the former Google boss in BBC Radio 4
There's been a 'seismic' shift in US public opinion on Palestine: Historian Rashid Khalidi
There's been a 'seismic' shift in US public opinion on Palestine: Historian Rashid Khalidi
OPINION: The five American weapons Iran should fear most in a Kharg Island assault
OPINION: The five American weapons Iran should fear most in a Kharg Island assault
6-year pause on new lobster rules is enough
“The current data and subsequent data collected over the next two years will suffice for further reasonable regulations to be adopted in 2028.”
Guest Column: I answered my country’s call. Now I need it to answer mine.
Guest Column: I answered my country’s call. Now I need it to honor my sacrifice.
Colorado Springs Gazette
By now, Colorado sportsmen, ranchers, outfitters, cattle producers, and anyone who’s ever dragged an elk quarter out of a snow-covered canyon have become familiar with Gov. Jared Polis’s approach to w...
Lib. board on notice: Board tangles with public notice gaffe
A director on vacation, a board still waiting on a legal opinion, and a short-notice meeting about a contentious policy change: The changes to the Fremont County Library Board’s material
10 signs Americans are failing their duty to the nation
Shinkoskey: Here are some of the ways the average American is failing the country.
Hanington: New higher temperature superconductor discovered
A recent breakthrough shows it may be possible to achieve superconductivity at higher temperatures than in the past, which may make it possible to create lower-cost medical imaging systems and
The Napa Valley Climate Connection: Wildlife habitat conservation finds a new voice in Napa
Wildlife habitat is the focus of the Napa County Wildlife Habitat Conservation Coalition. This community-based, volunteer coalition brings together experts, environmental groups, and residents for monthly ed...
Montana is at a crossroads between preserving agriculture and managing growth
Montana is at a crossroads. In agriculture, we are in the challenging position of trying to thread the needle between preserving our way of life and
Central Montana is already conserved and connected
The recent reversal by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) on American Prairie’s (AP) permit to graze bison on public land is a narrow
Second Opinion OKs Less Costly Armory Renovation For Possible Police, Dispatch Home
ST. JOHNSBURY — Select board members learned on Monday that a less expensive approach to reconstructing the Armory building to serve as the headquarters for the police force and dispatchers
Opinion: A New Hampshire Advantage worth defending
New Hampshire faces challenges to its 'New Hampshire Advantage' as property taxes rise and public services struggle. It's time for thoughtful leadership and collaboration to build a resilient future for the...
Editorial cartoon
Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Times get deals for restaurants, hotels, attractions and other businesses, locally and across the country.
Letter: Thanks to all who donated during April Diaper Drive
The Health Departments of Gloucester, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Beverly, Danvers, Hamilton, Salem and Peabody want to thank all who donated diapers and wipes during their April Diaper Drive. All diapers, wipes...
Commentary: Play 'Bad Book' about more than books —it's about freedom
My wife and I joined more than one hundred Gloucester residents at the Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Library
Column: Ebola virus shows urgency of humanitarian aid
The frightening spread of the deadly Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) shows the urgency of funding humanitarian aid. The World Health Organization (WHO) calls this
Celebrate Pride Month and be an ally year-round
As the Merrimack Valley and Southern New Hampshire celebrate Pride Month with annual parades, flag raisings, and after-event celebrations, it’s important to remember that amid all the pageantry, festivitie...