Is Vietnam relevant as we consider where we’ve been and what sent our troops home on a one-airstrip airport in Kabul?
Young column: Call it the ‘Green Real Deal’
The Green New Deal is a distraction. The Green Real Deal is where we need to be, today, tomorrow and for however long this planet will have us.
Young column: Fox News: Dialing up lies for dollars
Sorry, there was a YouTube error. In a New York courtroom, freedom of the press is being juxtaposed with the freedom to lie. Freedom to lie to subvert an election. Freedom to lie to aid the chief patron of a gold-digging cable network. Donald Trump’s Big Lie […]
Young column: We’ve stomped summer flat
This was the hottest summer on record, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, with attendant dimensions to match.
Young column: Requiem for an anti-vax evangelist
What kind of science did Bob Enyart peddle? Whatever the strain, it killed him. It wasn’t cross-over equine science – the wonders of horse dewormer. It wasn’t Clorox tonic or one dose too many hydroxychloroquine. It was just anti-vax, anti-fact quackery.
Minority rule wrecks us
Only in the Supreme Court does the majority consistently make policy in Washington. And most of that majority was nominated by presidents who got fewer votes than their rivals.
Young column: Stinkin’ rotten stupid COVID politics
Why not require vaccination for the virus now overwhelming Texas hospitals and cutting a swath of tragedy through the South? Stinking, rotten, stupid politics.
‘COVID slide’ is the least of our concerns
Across many years living in Texas and commenting on education, I often railed against homeschoolers.
They refused to lie for him
It is possible to low-ball even Donald Trump’s threshold for corruption. I did. When reports showed he sought to extort Ukraine to torpedo Joe Biden’s candidacy, the assumption – my assumption – was that Trump had demanded an investigation of his most-likely Democratic rival.
Young column: The fire is next door, wherever you live
The Cameron Park Fire burned from August to December, obliterating 326 square miles of forest and 469 structures.
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