Opinion & Essay

The Secretary of State reportedly thinks the President is a "moron." And when asked point blank whether that press report is accurate, he did not deny using the word "moron."

Fixing gerrymandering is one of the most pressing repairs we can apply to our faltering democracy, but leaders in our state government are all but refusing to discuss it.

These alleged leaders have truly mastered the art of the worthless gesture.

My name is Ngô Thanh Nhàn, first name Nhàn. I was born in 1948 in Sàigòn. My life was affected by the war from an early age, with many relatives in the south Vietnamese ar

Finally, within the U.S. government, we have a leader. This leader's name is Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria.

A nation armed to the teeth has essentially decided that the mass loss of innocent people is an acceptable tradeoff for Freedom.

I could never truly understand the Vietnam War. It was too far away from my memorable history — until I married my wife.

As each exhaustive week wheezes to an end, It's always tough to single out the unfit president's most pitiable, contemptible, or laughable act.

I looked into her little mahogany-drenched eyes and said, "Leilani, your hair is perfect just the way it is. The color, texture, length, volume, are exactly how God intended."

Thank you, Alabama Republicans! Thank you for choosing a Senate candidate whose reactionary ravings and paranoid fictions make Donald Trump look semi-sane.

I'm swept away by Arden Theatre Company's new production of "Cabaret."

Remember when Republicans hated budget deficits? When they railed nonstop against red ink and pined for fiscal conservatism? That was just their mantra during the Obama years.

To dismiss the Vietnam War as a total failure for the United States or a warning against any intervention may prevent us from seeing solutions to today's problems.

The world premiere of the musical "Something Wicked This Way Comes" in Wilmington features never-before-seen special effects.

Most of us recall when the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan began, but in the American post-war narrative, many recently retired troops have become marginalized by our government.