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One of the great truisms of history is that whoever has the best words, wins the power. The movement against slavery was a leaf in the wind, until it

One of the great truisms of history is that whoever has the best words, wins the power. The movement against slavery was a leaf in the wind, until it

Last week the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin, ended with a verdict of not guilty on all five remaining counts, including intentional homicide, for shooting two men, causing

By David Hegg It seems I’ve been collecting bits and pieces of concern over the past year and now is as good a time as any to share them. This

A recent study from The National Academy of Sciences provided some very provocative insight into the rate at which our planet is speeding toward a point of no return in

It’s that time of year. Our day-to-day pace at the workplace slows down as our holiday shopping increases. We look forward to celebrating Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, and Christmas with family and friends, and for many of

Question No. 1 Hi Robert, my mother-in-law is 96 years old. We have a walk-in tub, purchased several years ago. However, the switch to turn on the jets and bubbles

Over 2,000 years ago, a small army of Jews led by Judah Maccabee and his brothers liberated the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, but the scene they found on the mount was appallingly depressing. The

As someone who came of age in the 1970s, I remember inflation very well. As a college student taking economics courses, I remember being taught many of the prevailing thoughts

The left loves to gaslight. The latest iteration of this concept is regarding critical race theory. But before I go on, let us define a couple things. According to Psychology

In re: “Republicans Are Morphing Into a Personality Cult,” Gary Horton, Nov. 17. As I pointed out once before to Mr. Horton, when one continually goes “Full Speed To Port”

I know several people who were in the armed forces and had to have up to 17 vaccinations as a mandate of their service. Now we have unpatriotic, ill-informed citizens

By Mayor Bill Miranda Happy Thanksgiving, Santa Clarita! With many of us already preparing a delicious meal filled with traditional favorites, anxiously awaiting the arrival of dinner guests or maybe watching the 95th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,

If you partake of any news at all, you know that parents of school-age kids are feeling frustrated and upset. This is influencing election outcomes and making once-sleepy school board

We all know the story of the First Thanksgiving, with pilgrims and American natives sitting down at a long table, filled to the brim with delicious food, all enjoyed in

Laura Ingraham did a segment on veterans camped out in tents outside a veterans’ facility in Brentwood. Apparently more than 300 acres in Brentwood had been donated to the Veterans

This is in response to Paul Butler’s response (Oct. 7) to Rob Kerchner’s comparison of the United States and Sweden when it comes to how each country is dealing with

By Jed Blaugrund 3.5 stars (out of 4) “The Lost Leonardo” Sony Pictures Classics Directed by Andres Koefoed Unrated (mild profanity), 95 minutes Now streaming There are moments in the new documentary “The Lost Leonardo” that are as suspenseful as anything

Human history tells us that self-rule and democracy are relatively novel and temporary forms of government. It is so rare than even democratic government practiced by the ancient Greeks only

Recently Ron Perry authored a letter (Nov. 17) complaining about the addition of 25,504 new housing units in Santa Clarita. He opined that because we’re in a drought, that we

For many secular Americans, safety is the new god, with “stay safe” as the modern equivalent of a 19th Century “God bless you.” In contrast, the Bible indicates that fear