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LETTER: Henderson makes the correct move (opens the original)
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Well done to the Henderson City Council for their recent decision to end an employee benefit program in favor of a more sustainable health savings plan for city retirees (Sept. 3 Review-Journal). Bottom line? The program — called Retiree Health Insurance Premium Assistance — was paying out more than was coming in, and it became clear that throwing more money at the problem would not resolve the issue. This was a wise decision by Henderson’s leaders and demonstrates strong stewardship for the cit
COMMENTARY: The iPhone has made life easier â and ruder (opens the original)
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Just one year shy of its 20th anniversary, the iPhone, and the other electronic devices we use daily, sure have changed modern life — and not all for the better. CNET features 17 products that are now obsolete in our digital world, such as paper maps. I remember my dad getting lost on the way to Ocean City, Maryland, every summer as he attempted to follow the handwritten instructions our neighbor gave us. GPS has happily ended that nightmare. I haven’t worn a wristwatch in years — with an iPhone
JONAH GOLDBERG: Everyone is campaigning on âaffordabilityâ that no one can deliver (opens the original)
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The time was 2025. A young, charismatic democratic socialist candidate for New York City mayor named Zohran Mamdani became a viral sensation. His secret? “Affordability.” Ask him about almost anything and he’d turn the conversation to affordability. When a reporter asked Mamdani to respond to President Donald Trump’s claim that he was the better-looking politician, Mamdani responded, “My focus is on the cost-of-living crisis, bro.” Queried about whether Hamas, the terrorist organization, should
LETTER: Trust the âexpertsâ? (opens the original)
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A recent letter to the editor from Alfred Dushman criticized President Donald Trump for going along with spreading out vaccinations for kids. Sounds reasonable to me. Of course, I’m 77 years old, and I got the measles and the mumps because the vaccinations were not invented yet. When I was 18 and going to southeast Asia I was behind on my shots, so I was ordered to go get them. Six. Knocked me for a loop. We had Dr. Anthony Fauci, who has at least as many credentials as Dr. Dushman, in charge of
BYRON YORK: Trumpâs Iran struggle comes through on hustings (opens the original)
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One interesting thing about listening to President Donald Trump’s speeches, as opposed to just reading about them later, is that the listener not only gets to hear what Trump said, he also gets to hear Trump commenting in real time on what the speechwriters intended for him to say. That’s the beauty of Trump’s longtime issue with the teleprompter; he never sticks precisely to the script. “I hate reading these boring speeches, because, to be honest with you … isn’t it nice to have a president tha
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