The heartfelt question a Columbia Rotarian asked South Carolina’s senior senator about the tensions between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy struck a chord with opinion editor Matthew T. Hall.
Opinion editor Matthew T. Hall has written three columns over the past month about a Holocaust remembrance where a rabbi’s remarks were censored in Columbia. This is his most personal yet.
Read parts of Rep. Nancy Mace’s stunning House floor speech and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson’s response in Matthew T. Hall’s new column.
The fourth in a series of columns by Matthew T. Hall explores how a candidate considered qualified, and even well-qualified in some areas, lost an election with no opponent in South Carolina.
The South Carolina Council on the Holocaust cut a rabbi’s plea for tolerance from a video memorializing the liberation of Auschwitz. Matthew T. Hall says it needs to be restored.
After calling it premature in April, columnist Matthew T. Hall argues an accounting scandal and a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation are too big for Loftis not to leave now.
Pardons will always be a president’s attempt to have the last word. Amid the usual public outcry, it’s rare that it works, but in a South Carolina case, it may.
A Department of Justice report on dangerous, unconstitutional conditions in Richland County jails should be required reading, even if county officials don’t want you to read it.