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OP-ED: Must weddings lead to marriage?

Though not one to follow the celebrities, I still can’t get the divorce of Britney Spears and Sam Asghari out of my headspace. They’d been married for only a year and change, but their wedding was covered as a triumph of recovery.Who was there? Madonna, Drew Barrymore, Paris Hilton. What ...

OP-ED: The GOP race is not quite as over as it looks

If it “got late early” in the old majestic Yankee Stadium with its long shadows, as the famous Yogi Berra quote had it, it’s gotten late before about the fourth inning in the Republican presidential race.In 2016, Donald Trump loved to pump out the results of unreliable online polls that ...

OP-ED: Some early morning thoughts

Some mornings I wake up early and think about the things that will most profoundly influence the future of both our children and grandchildren.First and foremost is climate change. Regardless of your beliefs, climate change has accelerated so quickly that without serious intervention, our ...

EDITORIAL: Better road to pay for state police

Debates over unresolved elements of the state government’s new $44.45 billion budget – including more than $600 million for four state-affiliated universities’ in-state tuition discounts, $100 million in “level-up” funding for poor school districts, and more – have obscured ...

OP-ED: College football admits it is an unembarrassable money machine

WASHINGTON — There are furrowed brows as many people seriously ponder an unserious question: Can college football be saved? This question should be answered with a question: Saved from what?Presumably, from itself. Its sudden convulsions this summer are rational ones, in the limited sense ...