Rebuilding Our National Family Structure

Have you ever wondered why people mourn the loss of individuals of stature, such as celebrities and political leaders, who are complete and total strangers, with profound sadness and frustration?

With Head Held High…

Mike Wilson, editor of the Dallas Morning News since 2015, has resigned the position, and the almost six-year tenure probably has seemed much longer. He was charged with what likely is an inevitability, that of converting most delivery of news from “the printed page” to digital transmission.

Fake Fact-Checking

by John Stossel Recently, I released a video that called California's fires "government fueled." A few days later, Facebook inserted a warning on my video: "Missing Context. Independent fact-checkers say this information could mislead." Some of my viewers now feel betrayed.

Texas Press Association Capital Highlights

Irving company pivots to green energy Vistra, an energy powerhouse based in Irving, announced plans to achieve net-zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2050. A key part of that plan is a capital investment of $1.15 billion by 2022 on solar and storage projects in California and Texas.

Views From Panhandle Editors

Tuesday’s first political debate pretty much summed up what I’ve been saying about American politics for the last several years. American politics have got to be the laughing stock of the world right now... It doesn’t matter what side you are on, it’s all a joke anymore.

Debate Wrestling Fans

from The Colorado Springs Gazette World Wrestling Entertainment fans have a new sport. It's called presidential debate, and they should be sure to catch the next one.

A Visionary Gift…

At the time of year when parents, children and teachers were committing to take on a new school year, our son-in-law Bryan Choate and our grandchildren Ben, 19, and Brittin, 16, were dealing with the sudden death of Julie (Mrs. Bryan) Choate.

Biased Media

"A pioneer devoted to equality." That was The Washington Post's headline about Ruth Bader Ginsburg. But when Justice Antonin Scalia died, the headline was, "Supreme Court conservative dismayed liberals.

Texas Press Association

Houston-Dallas bullet train company says it’s on fast track Texas’ first- and third-largest cities could be in daily commuting distance from each other via the highspeed Texas Central Railroad.

Swiftly Confirm a New Court Justice

The U.S. Supreme Court must preserve the union and all it was founded to stand for. That means the party in power has an obligation to appoint and confirm justices without delay. Voters elected President Donald Trump and a majority of senators in large part out of concern for the court.