Editorials

As high-profile events periodically prove, politics and athletics have long had a love-hate relationship, the affinity ebbing and flowing with the cultural tides. In the tumultuous 1960s, for instance, stars like Muhammed Ali, Arthur Ashe and John Carlos...

You told some newspapers editors last week that if Ronald Reagan were running for president today “he could not get through the Republican primary.”

In the spring of 2010, I was minding my own business, directing a small nonprofit whose focus for 15 years has been to fight any and all attempts to privatize public land. From bad land swaps that benefit billionaires and cheat the public to...

Interstate 70 in Colorado, one of the nation's best-known arteries, is the latest thoroughfare to incite an archetypal fight. Running at capacity as it cuts through Denver, this gateway to the Rocky Mountains is about to be expanded over the...

Across the West, proposed high-stakes projects to tap new water supplies are generating well-deserved controversy. It's well-deserved because these projects ignore cheaper alternatives that make a lot more sense in the long term.

Driving my son to school each morning over the past several years, I continue to be amazed by the so-called “Boulevard Bend” complex on 7th Avenue in Frisco, which has morphed from an OK-looking condo complex into a behemoth that blots out...

Today's the day. Today in Washington, D.C., 26 states explain to the nine Justices of the US Supreme Court why the Obamacare mandate that everyone in the US buy health insurance is unconstitutional. The future of the republic is quite literally...

What does a government bureaucrat being between you and your doctor look like? That was the go-to canard to scare Americans away from the health care reform bill (or single payer for that matter). So, imagine your doctor deciding he or she doesn't...