Malkin wrong in smear campaign against Matheson
Malkin erroneously claims that “for nearly a year,” while this judgeship was vacant, “there was no action.”
Public transportation vital to St. Louis region
Citizens for Better Transit, the group opposed to the half-cent sales tax for public transportation on the April ballot, is clearly an organization that wants to have its cake and eat it too.
"Repeal of tax break' is bad for American business
With our national deficit and spending out of control, President Obama has proposed a number of new taxes or tax increases.
Letter to the Republicans in Congress
Will Americans be better off in four years with National health care? Or will we just have more government, higher taxes and a decline in service?
What choices for the future of space exploration?
I was born into one of the most extraordinary times in human history, a turning point in our evolution - the Space Age.
Actions belie words on nuclear energy
Nations such as France rely on nuclear energy for 80 percent of their power needs, even selling some excess capacity to neighboring countries. The U.S. uses nuclear, for a mere 19 percent.
Another dragon to slay
While those who oppose President Obama may be celebrating that they have stopped National Health Care with the election of Scott Brown to the Senate, the next battle looms on the horizon.
Job, economy growth is vital, not "green" efforts
It’s great if we can get more “green jobs”, but we can not do this at the expense of traditional energy jobs.
Epstein story an inspiration
As a Jewish St. Louisan, I want to thank you for publishing Hedy Epstein's op-ed, "Lift the Siege on Gaza's People."
Media self-righteousness is distraction for 2010 Cardinals
Dear Media, with regards to Mark McGwire, batting coach: Let it go.
Too many rules handcuff Afghanistan troops
There are no good wars but there are necessary ones
I am concerned at the way the administration is waging war in Afghanistan. Warfare is something best planned and executed by those who know how, those who fight the wars, the soldiers.
Health insurance mandate would violate constitutional liberties
Among the elements of the health bill currently being considered by Congress is a requirement that every adult would have to obtain health insurance coverage or face large fines. Legal scholars have been debating whether the U.S. Supreme Court would find such a requirement to be constitutional.
Thank you
I was so upset when the Globe closed its doors years ago.
Too many in media tell people what to think
Norman L. Edmundson, Belleville
