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Matt Bramanti properly condemns the Chronicle editorial board’s use of the term “final solution” in today’s editorial about Israel and the Gaza Strip. Bramanti’s post further informs that reader representative James T. Campbell is looking

Although the Sunday Chronicle opinion page remains far short of the ideal state, there was some progress this weekend. In addition to fresh house editorials and the usual lefty rants from Clay Robison and Cragg

Opening the closet door: When spouses come out as gay, marriages suffer Who knew? KEVIN WHITED ADDS: When Newsday ran the story on July 11, it used the following headline: When spouses are in the

Here are some questions for the editorial idealists at the Chronicle: 1. Why is it a school district’s responsibility to feed children all summer? 2. If parents aren’t feeding their kids, why isn’t the Chronicle

This editorial belongs in the “what took them so long?” category: Last month, when the Metropolitan Transit Authority announced changes to its long-range rail and bus plan, many local officials and civic leaders complained that

The Chronicle‘s Cragg Hines apparently got the Dem talking points not to let the Plame/Rove/Beltway Media Insiders story die, and today offers the following promise: Some Republicans contend that Bush has been consistent in requiring

The Chronicle D.C. bureau’s Samantha Levine serves up some “olds” today: Sen. John Cornyn is considering a run to be the next vice chairman of the Senate Republican Conference, the No. 5 Senate leadership position