
Jim de Bree | A Congressional Ethics Dilemma
Last year I wrote two columns expressing concerns about the Supreme Court’s lack of formal ethics standards and whether certain justices should recuse themselves from various cases before the court.

Last year I wrote two columns expressing concerns about the Supreme Court’s lack of formal ethics standards and whether certain justices should recuse themselves from various cases before the court.

Happy New Year to the Santa Clarita Valley! On to what will prove, one way or another, a monumentally important year. Americans have long thought of themselves as an exceptional

Mr. Ron Perry’s (Dec. 21) reply to Pastor David Hegg’s column of Dec. 15 concerning “Noble Lies” contains a number of assertions that do not withstand even cursory analysis. We

Once America began saying two men could be married, it wasn’t long before two men could be two women. Rob Kerchner Valencia

Your typical activist college student nowadays, eager to change the world, will tear through a variety of texts on subjects like Black liberation, feminism and socialist theory. They’ll learn all

I often wonder why anyone would waste his time even thinking about a concept like “peace” in a place like the Levant in general and Israel in particular. Ever since

Rick Barker (Oct. 28) wrote a piece that criticized my letter (Sept. 30) on the lack of critical thinking without ever mentioning critical thinking. Instead, he defended the actions on

By David Hegg Every new year brings the promise of improvement. Our great hope is that this year will be better than the one just past. We hope for better

After watching the Ron DeSantis-Gavin Newsom debate, what I have known for a long time was reconfirmed. Newsom is smug, smirking, sanctimonious, arrogant and condescending, a habitual liar. While DeSantis

Sen. Steve Daines, R-Montana, condemned the Biden Administration on Dec. 7 for suspected use of Veterans Administration resources to care for illegal aliens. His letter to the secretary of Veterans

Sen. Tommy Tuberville and the Pentagon recently ended their social-policy war, and all Americans should be grateful to see this needless debacle come to an end. Sen. Tuberville’s blockade of

I would like to thank The Signal for publishing the following letters to the editor: Walter McKee, “Skipping These Three,” Dec. 12; Bob Comer, “Disagreeing With Lois Again,” Dec. 12;

The practice of medicine has been augmented by advancing technology. But even with four years of medical school and an MD degree, this only provides the foundation of what is

Who. The heck. Am I kidding. We’re starting the hopefully illustrious New Year of 2024 shortly. Well. At least I am. If it isn’t just like me, I believe this

For any/all veterans out there, I would highly suggest, if you haven’t already done so, contacting the offices of Rep. Mike Garcia and Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo to request being added

Democracy dies when voters aren’t given a choice! The Colorado Supreme Court issued an order preventing Donald Trump from being on the primary ballot. They have stayed the order pending

This letter is a rebuttal to the letter dated Dec. 19, “Anti-Black Hate Rising,” by Valerie Bradford, president of the Santa Clarita Valley chapter of the NAACP. Ms. Bradford uses

Dear Lord, thank you for the blessing of being an American! I’ve been pondering a recent trip to Costco, combined with celebrating your birth, and wanted to reach out!

If you are upset and feel disadvantaged, don’t be angry with your government, and don’t try to overthrow it. Be angry at those who exercise their will on Congress with

The baseball world was surprised to hear that the Dodgers signed Shohei Ohtani to a staggering $700 million contract. That is 70% of a billion dollars just to play baseball!