Opinion: A tribute to John McCain from across the aisle
Sen. John McCain died on Saturday after a year-long battle with brain cancer. In his final hours, he was surrounded by those he loved most on his family ranch in Cornville, Arizona.
Opinion: Xi’s authoritarianism is a global threat
Last week, China’s Shekou Museum of Reform and Opening was reopened to the public after closing for two months to undergo renovations. The state-run museum, which commemorates China’s vast economic reforms that
Opinion: Cohen, Manafort convictions not good for Republicans
On Aug. 21, President Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen pled guilty to five counts of personal income tax evasion on over $4 million, one count of making false statements to a financial
Response: Opinion: In half-hearted defense of our new mascot
The Aug. 23 column by Will Hall titled, “On the mascot issue: Ole Miss jumped the Shark” struck me as worthy of rebuttal. Let me start with a disclaimer: Mascots are not
Opinion: Trump’s ‘trade war’ a blow for farmers, market economy
Referred to as “the biggest trade war in economic history,” the trade war between China and the United States is shaping up to be as real as the critics are fearing. President
Opinion: Trump administration’s travel ban is legitimate, unbiased
Three executive orders, including two that were adjusted. Nine injunctions. Two United States Supreme Court cases. Those are the numbers behind the litigation of President Donald Trump’s travel bans. For review, the
Opinion: Proposed “downtown” ordinance presents biased agenda
From my personal experiences living here for the past four years, Oxford is one of the safest towns in the state. There have been very few instances where I did not feel
Opinion: US withdrawal from Human Rights Council a major setback to human rights commitment
The United States’ announcement to withdraw from the United Nations Human Rights Council dismissing it as both a “cesspool of political bias” for its anti-Israel stance, and its failure to recognize human
Opinion: Cartoonist Rob Rogers’ firing a blow to free press
The press is only as free as publishers and editors allow it to be. In the age of Trump, there has been a frightening trend of self-censorship from some news organizations and
Opinion: Addressing racism in LGBTQ community
The queer community is multifaceted, layered and deepened with history and actions ensuring that the community thrives to be prosperous and taken seriously. Nevertheless, there are still some issues that resonate within