In today's editorial offering, we explore the rough-and-tough, bloody, disorderly world of newspaper comics. Or at least it was bloody when "Bloom County" was still featured and "Doonesbury" was still ...

Precious few things we do all at once, as a nation, with a shared sense of generosity and belonging. Celebrating Thanksgiving is one of those things. We gather with family and friends, dishing out old ...

On whichever stage we focused our attention — international, national, state and local — 2025 was an eventful year. Here’s a selection of the editorial board’s opinions from the past year that offer ...

When The Oregonian began publishing 175 years ago, the newspaper was a vehicle for the opinions of its founder, Thomas J. Dryer. He advocated for Whig Party policies, crossed swords with rival ...

After significant research and consideration, The Daily Tar Heel Editorial Board declines to endorse a candidate for the 2026-27 student body president. We do not make this choice lightly or ...

With recent attention focused on the budget drama in Chicago, you’re forgiven if you missed what could end up being a yet-bigger story with perilous long-term consequences for this city. The city ...

In a gerrymandered state like Illinois, primary battles for congressional seats typically are more dispositive than the general election in the fall. At least voters have plenty of choices. Consider: ...