Tag: Column By John Young

TweetPinShare “To be a scientist is to be naïve. We are so focused on the search for truth we fail to consider how many actually want us to find it” …

TweetPinShareColumn By John Young Talk about a blow to the solar plexus. Straight to the heart of the matter. Joe Biden set his feet and aimed at his opponent’s 42-inch …

TweetPinSharePhoto Courtesy Fulton County Sheriff’s Office Watching the legal doings, you may be feeling what Neal Brown experienced the other day, just not with mayonnaise on your head. If you didn’t …

TweetPinShareFor one who labored decades in the land of ink stains and deadlines, the dying days of December are a good time not to be there. Not because of the …

TweetPinShareThe Kansas City Chiefs’ Kadarius Toney lines up offside. Column By John Young Was he offside? Of course, he was. The visual couldn’t have been more conclusive in the heated …

TweetPinShareKate Cox Column By John Young Abortion is a medical necessity. That’s a fact, though purveyors of fiction will attempt to convince us otherwise. Said fiction has led legislatures to create inhumane and …

TweetPinShareSpeaker of the House Mike Johnson said he would blur the faces of people participating in the incident at the Capitol on Jan. 6 in the footage he released so …

TweetPinShareFile Photo By Kaleigh Kochanski/Cronkite News: Column By John Young Upon voting to expel George Santos from Congress, Nebraska Republican Rep. Don Bacon pronounced, “We’re not going to tolerate people …

TweetPinShareFile Photo By Chase Hunter/Cronkite News Column By John Young If 4.9 percent economic growth isn’t good enough news for you (China would kill for that). If inflation’s downturn doesn’t …

TweetPinSharePhoto By Gage Skidmore/Creative Commons Column By John Young In the winter of 2017, an earnest panel of newsgathering pros convened to discuss one question: Was it journalistically ethical to …