Virginia’s data‑center tax fight shows how targeted tax breaks distort the economy, burden ordinary taxpayers, and let politically favored industries win twice at everyone else’s expense.

Every time there’s an officer-involved shooting, I mourn for the victim and the cop who committed the deadly act.

Hundreds of studies have shown that a cup of joe — or more! — every day may protect against some major diseases.

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As a retired research hydrologist who spent my career at the Environmental Protection Agency studying how contaminants move ...

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Here at YouthZone, we’re comfortable talking about substance use and its harmful impacts on communities. One of the most ...

A recent report by the National Institute of Standards and Technology suggests that the deaths of 98 people in the early ...

In the previous column, I argued that the artificial intelligence (AI) era will be defined less by access to technology than ...

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In a June 11 op-ed in this fine newspaper, former mayor Jim Dailey urged the residents of central Arkansas to lay aside their opposition to Google building a hyperscale data center here, writing that ...