Column: Space exploration involves business and government — and courage
Astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore were launched into space in June 2024 on what was supposed to be an eight-day mission.
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Column: Schumer, Johnson deserve praise for averting government shutdown
Ten Senate Democrats led by Schumer joined with Republicans to pass a stopgap spending bill on March 14 that averts a shutdown and guarantees that the U.S. government will continue...
Column: True intelligence work requires discretion, not grandstanding
A shakeup is called for. Intelligence work demands discretion, but in recent years public relations has been the order of the day.
Column: Britain may hold the key to what’s next for Ukraine
Cut some slack for the Ukraine leader. He has been directing the defense of his country in heavy combat with invading Russia forces for three years.
Column: President Trump’s dramatic ‘Iron Dome’ proposal has long history
Debate over the best balance of defensive and offensive military capabilities is as old as warfare.
Column: Trump-generated tension nothing really new for NATO
The actual results of the current efforts of Trump and senior colleagues have been positive or, at worst, neutral.
Column: Americans would be wise to remain vigilant when it comes to the economy
The basic truths of investing remain unchanged. Also unchanged is the core importance of committed, dedicated workers.
Column: Dr. King’s legacy is important, but complicated
Martin Luther King was not a saint; he was a great leader.
Column: South Korea’s political turmoil does not overshadow its progress
This crisis was touched off on Dec. 3 when Yoon formally declared, and attempted to impose, martial law amid political turmoil related to accusations of corruption.
Column: Los Angeles fires may open door to political upheaval
After the devastating wildfires, expect tremendous pressures in California for change in government organization and leadership.