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But your May 13 cartoon on the editorial page went too far. The depicted "communion wafers" are not just that. Catholics ...

In recent weeks, other readers have echoed this reader’s request. They argue that too many editorial cartoons in The Dallas ...

The Dallas Morning News' public editor Stephen Buckley once again tackles ... an insatiable interest in the hows and whys of our letters page. A lot has happened since last fall.

A reader from Boca Raton challenges President Trump’s dismissive view about imposing tariffs on such family-friendly imports ...

Letters to the editor should be 250 words or less. Include your name and city or community of residence. Guest opinions should be 600 words or less and include a brief summary of the author’s ...

The Daily posted an updated Opinion Policy to our website. It provides a concise overview of our approach to the four types ...

During the Clinton administration, congressional Republicans held hearings investigating the possibility that President Bill ...

The most trenchant political commentary in The Star of May 21 was not in the news pages or the editorial page. It was the “Zits” comic strip.

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The Republican bill also makes enormous cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as food stamps. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates that nearly 11 million ...