Thanks to de facto U.S. subsidization of other countries’ drug prices, nearly half of all Americans are concerned about their ability to pay for normal health care costs. 

Our children are back in school and for many, it’s a pressure cooker. Comparisons on their social media – about appearances, friends, classes, activities, you-name-it – ramp up this time of year. 

You move to Arizona to get away from hurricanes, but it turns out massive tropical storms care not at all about geography. 

On Dec. 22, 2017, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act became law. This is the most sweeping tax legislation since the Tax Reform Act of 1986. 

The Rolling Stones played Glendale last week and though a friend offered me a ticket, I passed. Don’t get me wrong: The Stones are terrific and by all accounts put on a helluva show. However, septuagenarian rockers aren’t my thing. The thought of 76-year-old Mick Jagger preening about while …

Maricopa County’s explosive growth brings with it some challenges, including a shortage of affordable housing that contributes to an increase in homelessness in our region.