George Roof’s piece on green energy used only arguments that supported his agenda (“The ‘green energy’ scam is pervasive”). I will present a better and more complete set of arguments, which will refute his agenda. more

Wildlife advocates have long been concerned about the harmful impacts of wind turbines, but panelists at a June 16 forum said the Maryland offshore wind project will take precaution to protect avian and marine life. more

In every prolonged military conflict, there are opportunities for one side or another to take control, recoup momentum or score a knockout victory. For the Americans fighting for independence from Britain, there were several critical junctures in the Revolution. more

One of the biggest scams ever foisted on the American public is the concept of “green energy” or “renewable energy.” The saddest part is that most, if not all, of it was part of brainwashing exercises in our school systems. more

In December 2024, Sussex County Council faced a big decision: Approve a permit that would allow clean, renewable energy from offshore wind to flow across our power grid and meet the rapidly increasing demand for electricity or deny the permit and, in doing so, deny Delawareans several great benefits. more

Donald Trump approaches international affairs and his military prowess like he does everything else, as if he knows more than all the experts put together. Among his many other toxic traits, Trump tends towards hypomania, a state of mind where he essentially thinks he has Godlike qualities. more

The “Big Beautiful Bill,” which was passed in the U.S. House of Representatives, now moves to the Senate. more

Do you think Delaware should place restrictions on what Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits can buy? A resolution, defeated in the state Senate last week, was proposed to encourage Gov. Matt Meyer to submit a waiver request to the U.S. Department of Agriculture seeking to prohibit SNAP users from buying unhealthy foods, such as candy and soda. The resolution suggested that the restrictions could reduce diet-related chronic illnesses. more

Joni Rogers-Kante is CEO and founder of SeneGence International. By Joni Rogers-Kante4 As the founder of SeneGence International and a lifelong advocate for women’s empowerment, I am … more

Dr. Chris Kleather is Chief Medical Officer, Medicare and Retirement, UnitedHealthcare of Delaware. By Chris Kleather Experts are forecasting that 2025, especially this summer, will be … more

Haneef Salaam is a Delaware resident advocating for others in his community with a record. By Haneef Salaam I left prison 21 years ago, determined to turn my life around after being locked … more

State Sen. Eric Buckson represents the 16th District. By Sen. Eric Buckson As a former physical education and health teacher, I’ve spent much of my career focused on helping people … more

Today you can’t read the paper without reading about a shooting in someone’s neighborhood. Crime rate seems to have skyrocketed. There seems to be no fear of arrest or punishment … more

The Delaware General Assembly passed four laws between 2021 and 2024 regarding teaching literacy in our public schools using evidence-based reading instruction, also known as the Science of Reading. A report produced as a result of one of these bills shows that some of our districts are significantly decreasing students’ reading abilities as they progress from kindergarten to third grade while most of the other districts are increasing scores only minimally. more

This June, Delaware took an important step in reaffirming the value of the American Dream by officially recognizing National Homeownership Month through a bipartisan resolution passed by the General Assembly. more

In a recent article by Mike Finney, it was reported that Mayor Robin Christiansen is preparing a major fireworks display for Dover’s 2026 Fourth of July celebration, in honor of the United … more

An interesting sociological phenomenon is unfolding every Saturday morning on the sidewalk stretching from Wells Fargo Bank to Chick-fil-A on the north bound lane of Coastal Highway separating Lewes … more

There has been much discussion in the Delaware General Assembly about Senate Bill 159, now awaiting consideration in the House of Representatives after being passed by the Senate. The measure would effectively repeal a December 2024 Sussex County Council decision that blocked a conditional use permit for US Wind to build an electric substation in Dagsboro to advance an offshore wind project. The debate surrounding the bill regards the balance between municipalities’ local control — also known as “home rule” — and the state’s potential ability to override that authority. Who do you think should make local decisions that could affect all Delaware citizens? What are some other examples of this issue? more

Katie Dodge Gillis is executive officer of the Home Builders Association of Delaware. By Katie Dodge Gillis Recently I was listening to a fireside chat with Matthew Heckles, … more

After reading an article published on 6/16/25, in the Daily State News “Dover City Council considers higher electric, water rates” I am angered at our Mayor and those City Council Members … more