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A recent My View, titled “Why is antisemitism so rampant today in America?” ( River Reporter, June 11-17) invites us to understand the complexity of the issue in all its social, political, …
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By DOUG ROGERS
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6/24/26
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Humans are famous for their unrelenting and unavoidable actions on the environment, thereby forever changing what once was. Historically, many actions have simply been a kind of autonomic part of the …
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By JOHN PACE
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6/16/26
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Dear Friend,
What do we do when there’s nothing we can do?
We do.
What do we do when those who think they hold all the power want us to believe we have none?
We do.
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By JANUS ADAMS
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6/16/26
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Humans are famous for their unrelenting and unavoidable actions on the environment, thereby forever changing what once was. Historically, many actions have simply been a kind of the autonomic part of …
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By JOHN PACE
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6/9/26
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[ Ed. note: The following My View was written in response to two Riley bills. Read them at here and here .]
Dear Rep. Riley:
It is commendable that you keep an eye on prices.
As …
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By IVAN ORISEK
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6/9/26
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Antisemitism is experiencing a troubling resurgence in the United States. Incidents ranging from hateful graffiti and online harassment to threats, vandalism and even violent attacks have become …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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6/9/26
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America is facing a maternal health crisis.
The United States has one of the highest maternal mortality rates among high-income countries. Too many families experience preventable complications …
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By PETER JOHNSON
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6/2/26
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May 28 is National Hamburger Day, a holiday honoring America’s most beloved sandwich, even though technically, it’s not really a sandwich. It’s more of a glorious engineering project involving …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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6/1/26
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My wife says “Plenty of time” is my life philosophy. Not ambition. Not responsibility. Not punctuality.
“Plenty of time.”
For example, she likes to leave for a doctor’s …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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5/31/26
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Are we finally ready to take vaccines seriously?
By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
For many Americans, Ebola has always seemed like a terrifying disease that happens “somewhere else.” We picture …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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5/26/26
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In any dogged pursuit of the subtleties of truth, answers usually can only freely follow when the right questions are asked.
Early on his fateful presidential campaign stump in remarks at the …
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By JOHN PACE
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5/26/26
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The Delaware Riverkeeper Network (DRN) condemns the action by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that rolls back the current safe drinking water standards for certain per-and …
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A statement by the DELAWARE RIVERKEEPER NETWORK
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5/26/26
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A Federal Communications Commission ruling will boost broadband availability for more Americans by expanding satellite network capacity several times over, improving reliability and likely …
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By JOHNNY KAMPIS
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5/25/26
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“What’s the point?”
That may be the most dangerous question in the English language. Entire meetings have collapsed because someone asked it. Politicians fear it. Teenagers specialize in …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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5/25/26
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We have all heard someone say, “That was the last straw!” Usually, it is shouted dramatically while carrying grocery bags, paying taxes, assembling furniture, or trying to open a plastic package …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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5/25/26
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As the United States prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of its founding, on this Memorial Day, let’s remember and honor the men and women whose sacrifice made this country possible by finding …
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By D’JUAN WILCHER
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5/24/26
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Another Memorial Day is here. For one Monday in May, work is forgotten, replaced by a day at the beach or lake, backyard cookouts, and savoring the unofficial start of the …
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By J. MARK POWELL
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5/24/26
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As the United States confronts the growing danger posed by Iran’s terrorist regime, Americans are again faced with hard questions about war and its costs. Iran’s leaders have funded terror, …
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By SHAUN MCCUTCHEON
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5/24/26
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As Memorial Day approaches, polls show nearly two-thirds of U.S. voters oppose the war against Iran . They’re right. After decades of war since 9/11, Americans now largely agree: War isn’t …
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By PHYLLIS BENNIS
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5/24/26
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The word “Ebola” immediately creates fear, and for good reason. Few diseases in modern history have carried such a terrifying reputation. In some outbreaks, the Ebola virus has killed close to 90 …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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5/20/26
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