Americans are exhausted. It’s the pandemic, but it’s also rising prices, the Ukraine crisis, mass shootings and seemingly endless political infighting that gets nothing accomplished while dividing families. We need visionary leaders focused on empowering people, advancing policies both Republicans and Democrats can embrace, and renewing the spirit of American voters. Someone like Ronald Reagan.… Continue reading Chamberlain: GOP needs candidates who can lead like Reagan

Biden policies On day one President Biden shut down the Keystone pipeline and his inept crew was stunned that gas prices and prices in general soared and he was forced to beg our enemies to produce more oil and they laughed at him and refused to comply. Prices across the board are sky high, inflation… Continue reading Letters to the editor

Graduating Lake Mary quarterback standout Gunnar Smith will soon be taking his skills to the University of South Florida as a  summer enrollee, but the Rams have found a capable signal-caller to take his place: Logan Cook. Cook, who will be a junior this fall, completed 7 of 10 passes for 82 yards and 3… Continue reading New QB helps Lake Mary look solid vs. University Titans

Veteran defensive lineman Brent Urban is returning to the Ravens on a one-year deal, he announced Friday on Twitter. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. Urban, 31, began his career with the Ravens, who took the Ontario native and Virginia product in the fourth round of the 2014 NFL draft. He appeared in 41… Continue reading Defensive lineman Brent Urban returning to Ravens on one-year deal

For the lucky few, there is a moment in life when past glory repeats itself. That’s what happened with Ewan McGregor as he returned to his career-defining role as the “Star Wars” Jedi Master in Friday’s Disney+ mini-series “Obi-Wan Kenobi.” Ewan McGregor returns to the role of Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Disney+ series ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi.’… Continue reading Ewan McGregor returns as ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ in Disney+ miniseries

Drivers are getting sucker punched by soaring gas prices at the pump, but this economic bruising can be turned to Boston’s advantage — if we follow Sacramento’s lead. As The Hill reported, the Sacramento Police Department launched a “Gas for Guns Buyback” program, aimed at getting firearms off city streets. The department offered a $50… Continue reading Editorial: Time is ripe for a gun buyback program in Boston

SAN FRANCISCO — This was a performance the Mets would take from any of their pitchers, let alone their seventh starter. David Peterson, pitching in place of the injured Max Scherzer, once again impressed in his promotion to the big leagues by holding the Giants to two runs on three hits across six innings. He… Continue reading Happy Birthday Buck! Mets crush Giants behind David Peterson’s solid outing, Amazin’s 13 runs