As the Dover City Council election approaches Tuesday, I am pleased to support Pastor Leroy Bradshaw Jr. for councilman in the 4th District. I am excited to see him run and know he will do his best to represent all the residents of the district. more

After successfully leading efforts to revise Delaware’s incorporation laws to prevent the loss of tax revenue because of corporations leaving Delaware to incorporate in other states, Gov. Matt Meyer has submitted his proposed fiscal year 2026 budget. more

It is my understanding that the U.S. is trying to balance the tariff levels between countries. According to CBS News, the U.S. is getting charged by most countries more than what it is charging them. That is not fair, and I now realize that what the Trump administration is doing is more than fair. more

On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged another 2,000 points, the S&P 500 fell another 322 points, the Nasdaq index officially entered “bear market” territory, and global markets continued to react predictably to President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” trade war insanity. more

It didn’t take long for the Donald Trump administration to take a wrecking ball to U.S. national security and intelligence infrastructure and reputation. Therefore, a scholarly assessment of the damage should not have to wait until some artificial juncture, like 100 days into his second term. more

The federal government has announced that it is withdrawing approximately $12 billion worth of public health grants issued as part of the COVID-19 relief efforts, including $38 million allocated to state agencies and nonprofits in Delaware. more

I had the privilege of working alongside Donna Mitchell for 14 years during my time on Dover City Council — first in her role as finance director, then as city manager. more

In jurisdictions where it is legal, the option of ending one’s life through lethal drugs will always be the cheapest option available to any patient with a serious illness. Data compiled by the Oregon health department has shown a steady increase in patients choosing to end their lives via the Oregon Death With Dignity Act due to financial concern about the cost of medical treatment. more

Recently, Delaware legislators have been saying things like “We need to hold the power companies accountable to their customers” or “We need to hold hospitals accountable for the cost to their customers and the state” or “We need to hold teachers accountable for these students’ poor performances.” What we really need is to hold the legislature accountable. more

Of President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements, which ones concern you most? What impacts do you think this will have on Delaware businesses and consumers? When do you think we will experience noticeable changes? more

I read with interest Mr. William Faust’s recent articles about city of Dover finances. The city does not need an audit. The city receives one every year. The annual comprehensive audit reports from 2009-23 are available online, and in a few weeks, 2024 will be available. more

Only one person, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, has ever served more than two terms as president of the United States. This is for two reasons. more

President Donald Trump’s dramatic changes to the federal government haven’t emerged as an obvious political winner or loser. That's according to a new poll that indicates some Americans may be … more

It is my honor and privilege to write this letter of recommendation for Shereen Woodard Onyekachi. As the pastor of Victory Christian Fellowship Dover, I have had the opportunity to witness Shereen’s unwavering commitment to her faith, her community and her leadership in service to others. more

In response to the recent article about House Bill 140, an assisted-suicide bill, I submit the following concerns as a nurse of 59 years with a master’s in gerontological nursing from the University of Delaware (“House sends end-of-life options bill to Senate”). more

Dan Shortridge is absolutely correct that Delaware’s state workforce has problems (“State must reform its hiring process”). more

Since Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration Jan. 20, the news cycle keeps coming back around to two questions. more

I am honored to write this letter in enthusiastic support of Justina Brinkley for Dover city councilwoman. more

I have recently read letters in the Daily State News, written by Mr. William Faust and others, regarding requests for accountability by Dover leaders when it comes to spending taxpayer dollars. more

Delaware state government should be a top place to work, setting an example for others. But, under multiple administrations, workers have gotten short shrift and are now underappreciated and overworked. more