David Moats

Our grandchildren will look toward us one day and wonder what we did in response.

Leahy’s observations shed light, not only on one man’s career, but on the nation’s turbulent journey from the final days of the Vietnam War to the parlous present, which finds democracy under assault abroad and at home.

Biden’s positive message — “Let’s finish the job” — is a strong counter to the bitterness and division of the Trump-enthralled Republican Party.

The conflict between Louisiana and Vermont continues in the struggle to rectify the abuses endured through the decades, including segregation and discrimination in housing, education, and other areas.

News in pursuit of truth

If one wing of the party was riding high at this year’s Republican convention, Phil Scott’s wing will still be there if Trump tumbles to defeat in November.

History happens at the macro level and the micro level.

Veteran journalist David Moats shares his perspective on VTDigger’s critical role in the state’s media future.

The news is going to happen, and attention must be paid.

As Democrats look ahead, they are probably trying to gauge their prospective leaders with some notion of the common touch in mind.