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Readers' Forum June 1

June 01, 2016 12:00 AM
In today’s world, there’s increasing danger at public events. In the past couple years, we’ve seen the Boston Marathon bombing, the 'Dark Night' shooting, the Paris bombing, school shootings, and more recently, the Belgium bombing. These tragedies have not only hurt the people involved, but have had a ripple effect on hundreds, even thousands of people who have been deeply moved by these events. When will the world decide to protect its people?
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Twitter shapes voters' views on the presidential election

May 20, 2016 12:00 AM
Today's digital world is creating competition influencing the 2016 presidential election. The candidates of this year's presidential race are involved in a Twitter war, tweeting between five and 25 times each day. These tweets range between discussing the issues the U.S. faces, self-promoting the candidates and slinging insults toward the other candidates of the election.
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Opinion Outpost May 10

May 12, 2016 12:00 AM
Now’s the time for backers of the #NeverTrump movement — from Mitt Romney to Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse — to prove that their vows never to support Donald Trump were more than a bluff.
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