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The problem of power consumption by large computing facilities is not new. more
When questioned in his hearings to be head of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Jan. 29, 2025, Robert Kennedy said, “I support the measles and polio vaccines.” more
Medical marijuana could soon be reclassified into a category that includes prescription drugs like Tylenol with codeine, ketamine and anabolic steroids. more
During National Children’s Dental Health Month, it’s important to remember that oral health is more than just a bright smile; it’s an important part of a child’s growth, development and overall well-being. more
A recent newspaper article about the Caesar Rodney statue’s removal, storage and return noted that it costs the taxpayers of Delaware $125 a month to store the Rodney statue and $102 a month to store the Christopher Columbus statue. more
Last year, when Dover’s proposed budget was released, City Council was asked not to advance the budget as submitted and instead take the time to thoroughly review it and make necessary cuts to ensure long-term sustainability. more
Gov. Matt Meyer presented his recommended operating budget for the media Jan. 28 and outlined his priorities in education, housing, health care and Delaware’s workforce. The proposal for fiscal 2027, weighing in at $6.94 billion, is a 4.99% increase from fiscal 2026. more
At the 1/23/26 news conference, County Executive Julie Giordano stated Public Safety as the reason for executing the 287(g) agreement. Sheriff Lewis concurred, adding that avoiding the Minnesota … more
In January, Republican lawmakers in the Delaware General Assembly filed Senate Bill 222, which would amend the Delaware Constitution to impose term limits on state legislators and statewide officials. more
Public safety improved. Violent, dangerous criminals off the streets. Who would be against that? Not us. more
This calendar year combines several historic milestones. more
By George Roof I suppose the millennium brought us chronic depression with it’s woke ideals and the idea that the government should attend to every need from birth to the grave. I also made … more
During the dead of winter, many Delawareans are highly dependent on accurate weather predictions to maintain their routine plans. How do you feel about the reliability of forecasts? When do you start taking the reports most seriously? And when are they most critical for arranging your activities? more
Feb. 16 marks five years since losing my grandmother to neglect, after she was locked out of her assisted-living facility in Dover. more
It is a sad state of affairs if anyone can contend, as I do, that we are now living under the worst president, the worst Congress and the worst Supreme Court in the history of our American republic — all at the same time. But I believe that is the case. more
Sometimes, we get so caught up in the details that we lose sight of the big picture. In the philosophy of science, the basic belief is, all else being equal, the simpler explanation is better. more
As we enter the 250th year since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, certain conversations between the Founders remain highly relevant to challenges we face today. more
The proposal to consolidate school districts is a bad idea. more
I have spent many years working as an unpaid volunteer on water and sewer planning in Wicomico County because reliable infrastructure is one of the most basic responsibilities of local government. It … more
As a Delaware small-business owner, I’ve witnessed firsthand how local entrepreneurs continue to adapt, innovate and grow, despite ongoing economic challenges. more
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