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Editor’s note: The following “Best of Boston” column was originally published Aug. 11, 2023. I am probably the absolute last person to write an essay on dressing up. Except for

Editor’s note: The following “Best of Boston” column was originally published Aug. 11, 2023. I am probably the absolute last person to write an essay on dressing up. Except for

For decades, many patients, their children, and grandkids have strived to answer, “What is cancer?” As a doctor and scientist, over the past 16 months, I have learned the latest

You’ve probably heard a lot of speculation about the effect former President Donald Trump’s felony conviction will have on the presidential race. Here’s the answer, so far: We don’t know.

The Supreme Court is blatantly delaying its decision about Donald Trump’s immunity case and in doing so they are doing the U.S. a grave injustice. It is obvious that the

A friend and I recently met at a chain restaurant in Sacramento for our weekly lunch. Both of us ordered $16 plates of Mexican food. When the bill came, it totaled

I have never been married, nor do I have any children. I grew up around married people. I descend from a whole line of married people. I have friends who

If former President Donald Trump becomes future President Trump, what will that mean to our republic? Will it mean an end to our democracy, despite the United States not being

Two recent letters to the editor should be shouted from the rooftops! “Undervalued educators” by Lisa Storaker (May 30) and “The state of the prostate” by Paul McGuire (May 29).

Mark my words. Democrats will be sorry on Nov. 5 because of what they did last week in New York City. They and their friends in the liberal media can

We like to say of our justice system in America that, “You’re presumed innocent until proven guilty.” Well, innocence is no longer presumed. Twelve honest jurors, approved and selected by

This is dedicated to all of you sitting at home with I-told-you-so smirks on your faces. (Somewhere in Russia. Vladimir Putin is sitting in a small, nondescript room with

Lately I have observed the growing number of food trucks and street vendors on Castaic Road. My guess is that none of these vendors have an operating permit from the

A century ago, President Calvin Coolidge signed the Johnson-Reed Immigration Act, also known as the Immigration Act of 1924, which precipitated a two-generation-long pause in mass migration. Upon Coolidge’s signature,

On paper, the U.S. economy seems to be doing well with historically low unemployment. Yet most Americans have a sour view in recent polls, with stubborn inflation in living costs

By David Hegg Since the beginning of our great nation, a fundamental conviction has been that our Creator endowed us with the essential “rights” of all humanity. Further, the preamble

Re: The Time Ranger by John Boston, May 25. Geez, Mr. Boston. Went to Placerita Junior High School with both Jack Uhey and Bob Walk. Tried out for the baseball

FBI Director James Comey said in 2016 that “no reasonable prosecutor” would bring a case against Hillary Clinton over her massive mishandling of classified material and her obvious attempts to

By The Signal Editorial Board It feels like something has died. It’s a loss. A loss of a significant piece of what made America that shining city on a hill

Thanks for the editorial from The Signal on May 25. I have some thoughts too! And I can only hope other community members do, too. First: (The College of the

I’ll be the first to admit, as a former Canyon High School student who lives a few miles past Sand Canyon, I’ve been late many times as a result of