“What’s most frustrating about these discarded fish is that the derby organizers had already taken steps to put them to use,” the BDN Editorial Board writes.
“Democrats were elected promising to fix problems and right wrongs; it’s inconceivable to me that they will allow that aggressive, thoughtful agenda to crash onto the rocks of the filibuster in the Senate,” David Farmer writes.
“Maybe I’m just so happy after four years to hear a president who isn’t a bully that I’m willing to be fooled, but Biden’s kindness to questioners came across as sincere,” David Zurawik writes.
“If recovery from the pandemic and recession can be combined with aggressive action on climate, the world still has a chance of averting climate catastrophe,” writes Michael Howard.
“In an era where leaders too often blame others for their mistakes, Serena Williams offered a master class in taking responsibility,” writes the BDN Editorial Board.
“I realized that all our dreams or aspirations or disappointments or achievements are meaningless once you stand witness to the face of death,” writes Dr. Anil Chopra.
“While difficult to do, we must work toward building a minimum shared set of accepted facts so that we can have some foundation for fruitful and necessary debate on our collective direction,” writes William B. Farrell.
Internet access simultaneously affects how people age in America’s oldest state and how the state retains and attracts young people to live and work here.