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Opinion: Oregon corrects a drug law mistake
Tue,04/16/24-7:15PM , 662 Reads 7,137 Statewide
The rush over the past decade to relax drug laws made it likely that there would be a reaction in the opposite direction one day. That day has arrived, and it’s in Oregon, where the governor recently signed a bill to reverse a 2020 voter-approved initiative on drug use.
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A wider search for presidents
By Jack Ryan Enterprise-Journal
Thu,04/11/24-9:33PM , 440 Reads
For months now, polls have said that many American voters did not want the 2024 presidential election to be a rematch of 2020: Joe Biden vs. Donald Trump.
It is true that nominating two flawed and elderly men may not be the finest moment in our politics. However, Biden and Trump were the clear primary winners.
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If you can’t beat them, go around them
By Steve Brawner © 2023 by Steve Brawner Communications, Inc.
Thu,04/11/24-9:32PM , 505 Reads
It’s hard for many groups to get much done via representative democracy in Arkansas these days, so this election season – and maybe in future ones – they are trying the direct democracy route.
As you may have noticed, there are more proposed ballot initiatives this year than voters can shake a stick at.
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FDA getting lax on drug approvals
By Tim Kalich Editor and Publisher Greenwood Commonwealth
Thu,04/11/24-12:39AM , 368 Reads
The Food and Drug Administration, which historically has been quite conservative about approving new medications, has loosened the reins in recent years in response to the demands of patients with debilitating illnesses for quicker access to still experimental drugs.
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