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Everyone except the members of the Trump administration realizes that one size does not fit all. Donald Trump’s longtime and obsessive defense mechanism is “projection.” more
The recent editorial from faith leaders about the 340B drug-pricing program speaks to the urgent need for reforms to this critical, safety net initiative ( “Compassionate health care starts … more
Now more than ever, we all need community. At La Red Health Center, we see firsthand how access to quality health care transforms lives. more
Sunday's Daily State News will include a new feature, “Business Moves.” What types of companies, retailers or services do you think would benefit people in our area? What is lacking in Delaware? How far do you go or would you go for a certain type of establishment? more
In the weeks leading up to Donald Trump’s inauguration, then-Gov.-elect Matt Meyer was asked on multiple occasions what he might do if the federal government attempted to violate the rights of Delawareans. Meyer was unequivocal: He would protect people’s rights. more
Many people have been feeling the significant impact of rising energy costs, and it’s crucial to identify the true causes behind these spikes. more
In my four decades of working life, I have never come across a company that has chosen the Department of Government Efficiency method of unfettered impulsivity and chaos to achieve efficiency and waste reduction. Have you? more
As of Feb. 18, tens of thousands of federal workers have been terminated illegally. These layoffs will affect millions and their families, not to mention, as a byproduct, causing such things as the cancellation of clinical trials and scientific research that saves lives and prevents diseases, as well as the guarding of the nuclear stockpile. more
Federal workers are important and valuable. The administration’s efforts to mass reduce the number of federal employees and shut down agencies will thwart services to Americans, are possibly illegal and will diminish our country. more
With the recent election of Matt Meyer as Delaware’s governor, it is an ideal time to reassess ongoing projects inherited from previous administrations. One project that warrants a critical reevaluation is the proposed container port expansion in Edgemoor, overseen by the Diamond State Port Corp. more
It’s income tax season, and Delaware taxpayers will again be penalized by bracket creep. What is bracket creep? It occurs when inflation causes individuals’ nominal incomes to increase, pushing them into higher fixed tax brackets. more
The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has published California’s Advanced Clean Cars II regulations — a milestone in adopting the controversial zero-emissions ... more
Speak Up: Delaware House passes final revisions to redistricting Tweaks to the General Assembly’s new House of Representatives and Senate districts, as recommended by the Department of … more
A night or two ago, it was announced that Delaware state troopers were starting an initiative to reduce traffic accidents and fatalities resulting from those accidents. It was mentioned they were … more
Editor’s note: It’s Women’s History Month, and to mark International Women’s Day, Peter Bothum asked University of Delaware professors “for their thoughts on the hurdles … more
Here is the Question of the Day: Did you put out cookies and milk for Santa? If not, what did you leave for the jolly old elf?  Join the conversation below and see what others … more
Refugee-resettlement organizations have their hands full once again. Since August, refugees from Afghanistan have been arriving at military bases across the country to await placement in new … more
Our time is the best gift we can give to our friends and family this Christmas. Nobody knows how much time we have on Earth — nobody knows when our time will end. We all have friends and … more
In the midst of living in challenging times, with COVID-19 precautions in place that are causing changes in most areas of our lives, the Christmas season continues to do what it does best. … more
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