Letter: Private property rights come before corporate profits Dawn Shepard writes: "Summit Carbon Solutions is attempting to build a five-state CO2 pipeline, with much of its proposed route ...

Dear fellow south coast community members, if you believe in democracy then you will need factual news reporting. X, Meta, Fox News and the like, are not the places to ...

The man was a complete moron, and anybody who couldn’t see that was, well, a … Anyway, gaining inspiration from his ...

Witness the creation, despite opposition by the entire corporate establishment, of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the brainchild of our own Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Witness, too, the ...

Re: “The WA warnings on health care are a view back to the bad ol’ days” (June 25, Local News): If Jeff Bezos can spend an estimated more than $50 million on his Venice wedding, he can ...

Predictably, business mergers proliferated. Big corporations got bigger, and many became monopolies. As monopolies, they engaged in price-gouging and union busting, competition was stifled, and ...

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Per Senate Bill 14, I applaud the governor and Legislature for taking a stand on health, but wonder if their efforts shouldn’t be expanded.

To the editor: The corporate mainstream news media’s coverage of the U.S. military budget and of the companies that make the killer technology that our government exports around the world (which has ...

The human costs of corporate insurance are mounting every day. Please tell your members of Congress to act NOW and put an end to corporate denials of health care, once and for all.

Letter: Rural small businesses need protective legislation How long can our remaining small businesses survive their slow deaths at the hands of the corporate giants?