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Letter to the Editor: More Reasons to Appreciate the Miller Moth
Editor’s note: This letter is in response to an article republished from High Country News on July 5, 2023, titled “The Miller Moth is Hard to Love, But it Deserves Our Respect.”
The Supreme Court’s Gone Rogue and Americans Are Suffering For It
Three illicitly appointed GOP judges sit at the heart of the court’s legitimacy crisis.
The Most Influential Musician You Never Heard Of
The late scientist Roger Payne captured the sounds of humpback whales and ignited an unlikely global phenomenon.
How Western States’ Pioneering Spirit Encourages Women to Political Leadership
When thinking of the American West, one might picture Rocky Mountain ranges, the sage-colored foothills of the Great Basin, the Pacific’s long coastal shoreline, or maybe even images of cowboys and Hollywood and cacti. What is less often thought about, but equally true of the Western United States, is the powerful engagement of women in politics at all levels.
The Shomer: Antisemitism and the Horseshoe Theory
“Sometimes,” I said, “it feels like everything in this country is three-steps-forward, two-steps-back.”