In this opinion piece, the author questions the competence of an elderly president, citing clear mental and physical struggles. They discuss the spin surrounding official cognitive assessments and urge the use of the 25th Amendment.
A brief new letter to the editor, published in Unionleader, offers a personal perspective on Donald Trump’s silver-dollar selfie. Though the full text is only available to subscribers, this political commentary underscores how even a simple image can catalyze a broader conversation.
A recent commentary spotlighted the third significant development in the push for a trail-only option in the Valley. While full details remain behind a paywall, the call for exclusivity indicates rising urgency in creating trails that could serve both local communities and broader economic goals.
Amid accusations that he “caved” in a recent government shutdown vote, Senator Angus King firmly rejects this perception. In this piece, originally appearing as an opinion column, King clarifies he received more than critics assume and stands by the reasoning behind his decision.
In a pointed letter to the editor, local resident and writer, Peggy Stabile, addresses allegations made about her husband’s relationship with a community veterans’ organization. Describing the concerns as “absurd,” she makes it clear that those who know the Stabiles would not believe the claims presented on two separate occasions.
Law enforcement is neither inherently honorable nor despicable. It is an institution rooted in the actions of those who serve under its banner and the trust communities collectively place in them. This perspective highlights the importance of genuine human engagement within policing.
An editorial cartoon titled “Trash the TV” was published on October 1, 2025, signaling a bold statement about media culture. Though its full content is restricted to paid subscribers, the cartoon’s appearance in the Mitchell Republic’s opinion section has already sparked interest among readers.
Mike Tighe set out to refill a prescription—only to discover it was no longer a simple errand. In his opinion piece, he reflects on how this familiar task once worked more smoothly and wonders why convenience has become elusive.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar maintains that Israel’s top priority should be strategy and survival, not public relations. His stance challenges the belief that polishing the country’s image alone can safeguard its future.
A submerged car and a body were recently discovered in the Mississippi River near Sartell, Minn. This opinion piece by Richard Greelis explores how this startling find offers a stark contrast to an earlier underwater search in a murder investigation.
