Bob Ray Sanders
SANDERS: Holy Land Five convictions mark sad day for American justice system
The outcome of the Holy Land Five trial was based on religious bigotry and not a proven case of supporting terrorists.
Jack Z. Smith
JACK SMITH: Bailouts are a check to be paid
This sounds cruel, but America deserves and needs to undergo some suffering as a result of the greed, excess and startling departure from common sense that the nation has shown in recent years.
Opinions
- EDITORIAL: Strike a deal over Oklahoma’s water
- PITTS: Nebraska child dumping a symptom of a national problem
- Obama and the risks of leadership
- KRISTOL: Nothing justifies the terror in Bombay
- Is single-pay even a choice for the U.S.?
- Consumers better with competition
- PAUKEN: Texas and the economy
- BRODER: States and cities also suffering
- SANDERS: Holy Land Five convictions mark sad day for American justice system
- Texas’ highway system needs love, care — and money
Linda Campbell
CAMPBELL: An offbeat religion tests the First Amendment’s balance
The Utah monument case in the high court points out that free speech sounds a lot clearer on paper than in practice.
Garrison Keillor
Texas Republicans are a strange breed but, deep down, even a Democrat can appreciate them
Opposition research can lead to the realization that, deep down, we Americans are loyal to each other.
J.R. Labbe
LABBE: Either/or is the wrong choice when it comes to the F-22
While the Pentagon is looking at the F-22 program, it needs to be counting more than beans. It needs to consider first-day strike capabilities available now.
Mike Norman
NORMAN: Transit plan needs refinement before submission to the Legislature
Solutions to the transportation problems of North Texas are complicated and difficult, and that's reflected in the most recent proposal to fund those solutions.
