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The Norfolk Daily News is one of the few remaining locally owned, independent and politically conservative daily news organizations in Nebraska and the Midwest. The Daily News and its editors strive to publish editorials and columns that are thought-provoking and affirming -- ranging from local and regional to national and global issues. It's our hope that the content on the "Uncommonly conservative" page to be worthy of readers' time and consideration.
To contact the editor, emails can be sent to editor@norfolkdailynews.com
The Norfolk Daily News is one of the few remaining locally owned, independent and politically conservative daily news organizations in Nebraska and the Midwest. The Daily News and its editors strive to publish editorials and columns that are thought-provoking and affirming -- ranging from local and regional to national and global issues. It's our hope that the content on the "Uncommonly conservative" page to be worthy of readers' time and consideration.
To contact the editor, emails can be sent to editor@norfolkdailynews.com
The Norfolk Daily News is one of the few remaining locally owned, independent and politically conservative daily news organizations in Nebraska and the Midwest. The Daily News and its editors strive to publish editorials and columns that are thought-provoking and affirming -- ranging from local and regional to national and global issues. It's our hope that the content on the "Uncommonly conservative" page to be worthy of readers' time and consideration.
To contact the editor, emails can be sent to editor@norfolkdailynews.com
The Norfolk Daily News is one of the few remaining locally owned, independent and politically conservative daily news organizations in Nebraska and the Midwest. The Daily News and its editors strive to publish editorials and columns that are thought-provoking and affirming — ranging from local and regional to national and global issues. It's our hope that the content on the "Uncommonly conservative" page to be worthy of readers' time and consideration.
To contact the editor, emails can be sent to editor@norfolkdailynews.com
The Latest
Check out the most recent Daily News editorials and opinion columns below.
In the latest of many cynical and highly political moves, the House of Representatives last week passed a measure that would transform the District of Columbia and make it the 51st state.
George Floyd’s murder has changed many things, especially the world of law enforcement.
As European Union countries rush to reopen their borders July 1, they have readied lists of countries whose citizens will be unwelcome. Those countries all have leaders who have failed to contain COVID-19.
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No matter where you stand on wearing a mask, there’s no debating this: Face masks are presenting a communication barrier.
On Twitter the other day someone did what a lot of people have been doing lately: Comparing levels of oppression. In this case, it was all about the Philadelphia Inquirer’s decision not to use the term “Washington Redskins” in future columns about the “Team Formerly Known as the Washington R…
If you lived in Tokyo, you could visit a bar or karaoke parlor or museum or movie theater.
It is with great anticipation that we await another Big Bang Boom fireworks show — even if it will be a little different this year.
It’s at junctures like this one in our history that the fiber and guts of every institution and person are put to the test. That includes the places you shop for groceries or gas, the boards and councils that decide your city’s or state’s priorities, the bystanders who witness abnormal thing…
There was even more yelling and screaming than usual in Washington recently.
July the Fourth is coming up at the end of the week. How will you celebrate our nation’s independence?
Mention “gonzo journalism” and many people under 40 might look puzzled. Those older probably will say the name of Hunter S. Thompson, who popularized the style and term in the 1970s up until his death in 2005.
Kudos to the South Philly gun shop owner (Firing Line, Inc., in Philadelphia) who exercised his right to defend himself and his inventory from armed thugs.
If there was ever a meeting in a church parking lot where incumbent politicians wish the state police had been there to photograph license plates and discourage attendance, it was the 5th District Republican Convention held at the Tree of Life Ministries in Lynchburg, Va.
When she woke up one morning recently, 17-year-old Arlette Morales pulled on a “Home is Here” T-shirt. She didn’t know how prophetic it was.
Every crisis brings fringe players out of the woodwork, and COVID-19 is no different.
Donald Trump isn’t even trying to be president of the United States anymore.
The beginning of construction this summer of a beltway in southeast Fremont will undoubtedly prove to be a significant positive step for the community and its residents.
What did we think would happen once boundaries were destroyed?
What does local news mean to you?
From the beginning a civil war was inevitable.
They’re coming for Thomas Jefferson.
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Letters & guest columns
No matter where you stand on wearing a mask, there’s no debating this: Face masks are presenting a communication barrier.
On Twitter the other day someone did what a lot of people have been doing lately: Comparing levels of oppression. In this case, it was all about the Philadelphia Inquirer’s decision not to use the term “Washington Redskins” in future columns about the “Team Formerly Known as the Washington R…
If you lived in Tokyo, you could visit a bar or karaoke parlor or museum or movie theater.
It is with great anticipation that we await another Big Bang Boom fireworks show — even if it will be a little different this year.
It’s at junctures like this one in our history that the fiber and guts of every institution and person are put to the test. That includes the places you shop for groceries or gas, the boards and councils that decide your city’s or state’s priorities, the bystanders who witness abnormal thing…
There was even more yelling and screaming than usual in Washington recently.
July the Fourth is coming up at the end of the week. How will you celebrate our nation’s independence?
Mention “gonzo journalism” and many people under 40 might look puzzled. Those older probably will say the name of Hunter S. Thompson, who popularized the style and term in the 1970s up until his death in 2005.
Kudos to the South Philly gun shop owner (Firing Line, Inc., in Philadelphia) who exercised his right to defend himself and his inventory from armed thugs.
If there was ever a meeting in a church parking lot where incumbent politicians wish the state police had been there to photograph license plates and discourage attendance, it was the 5th District Republican Convention held at the Tree of Life Ministries in Lynchburg, Va.
When she woke up one morning recently, 17-year-old Arlette Morales pulled on a “Home is Here” T-shirt. She didn’t know how prophetic it was.
Every crisis brings fringe players out of the woodwork, and COVID-19 is no different.
Donald Trump isn’t even trying to be president of the United States anymore.
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