Asteroids still hold surprises. A Japanese team has just discovered that samples brought back from the asteroid Ryugu contain all five nucleobases, the molecules that form the alphabet of the genetic ...

Topics include python hunting, redistricting, airport surveys, and property taxes. Several letters criticize President Trump's character and administration. Other letters discuss the "manosphere," ...

Getting through the airport can be a frustrating experience. Ideally, we’d love to breeze through the security line to give us some time to peruse the fragrant duty free shops or enjoy a leisurely ...

I enjoyed Joe D’Amore’s column, “Turtle shells reveal the mystery of nature” (The Eagle-Tribune, May 14). It affirmed my belief that we can learn much from the natural world, and I vowed to spend even ...

GitHub confirmed on May 20 that a poisoned VS Code extension installed on an employee’s device gave attackers access to roughly 3,800 internal repositories at the Microsoft-owned code storage and ...

TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Rusk residents say they’ve been cited for everything from overgrown weeds to roofing issues — even toys left in the yard. Frustrated and fed up, they packed Thursday night’s city ...

Tell me what’s on your mind about relationships. Breakups? Friendships? Exes? Send letters to [email protected] or use the anonymous form. Q. I want to know how far “girl code” should go, because my ...

Recent comments about shifting more control of education to the states raise an important question for rural North Dakota. I have confidence that our state leadership understands the needs of our ...

In your April 16 editorial, “Wage earners take advantage of GOP tax reform,” much of the tax relief you describe is financed through borrowing, adding to the expanding national debt accumulated during ...

To the Editor: “Ten miles apart should not mean worlds apart.” That line from the Rev. Jay MacLeod’s recent op-ed (“If you won’t fix what’s broke, don’t wreck what works,” April 14) is exactly right.

While we appreciate Don Aucoin’s largely positive review of Central Square Theater’s production of “Breaking the Code,” it is clear that he and we differed in our response to the new epilogue ...

Lots of updates to our land use code are either in process or planned. What residents don’t know is that notice of wide-scale zoning changes has been reduced. In action taken in April 2025 (Assembly ...