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Guest Column: Birth Tourism Is Diluting American Citizenship. Here’s What Trump Should Do

Rep. Harriet Hageman writes, "The Supreme Court’s recent interpretation of America’s “birthright citizenship” laws would actually give the privileges of U.S. citizenship to the children of Hamas terrorists."

Guest ColumnSeptember 17, 2026

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Guest Column: The Roadless Rule Protects More Than Wild Places

Greater Yellowstone Coalition Director Scott Christensen writes, "Scrapping the Roadless Rule could have real consequences for our fall outdoor adventures, but also for drinking water, wildlife that defines the West, and our efforts to prevent wildfires."

Guest ColumnSeptember 11, 2026

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Guest Column: Now Is Your Chance To Define Responsible Data Center Development

Wyoming Outdoor Council Director Carl Fisher writes, "It’s time we worked together to define what responsible data center development looks like on Wyoming’s terms — now and for future generations. Leaders who fail to give the public modern tools to address modern challenges are merely feeding “Club no”.

Guest ColumnSeptember 11, 2026

Guest Column: Property Rights Must Be Part Of The Data Center Debate

Guest columnist Frank Falen writes, "For those who oppose them, consider the alternative: if this infrastructure is not built here, more will be built in countries like China, where our communities have no say, oversight and economic benefit whatsoever."

Guest ColumnSeptember 04, 2026

William Perry Pendley: Carrying Concealed At The Post Office Is Constitutional: A Decade Late

Guest columnist Perry Pendley writes, "Therefore, Congress’ attempt to bar the constitutionally protected carrying of firearms from all federal buildings isֻ 'presumptively unconstitutional.'"

Guest ColumnAugust 21, 2026

Guest Column: Why I'm Supporting Eric Barlow To Be Wyoming’s Governor

Former Wyoming Gov. Jim Geringer writes, "Eric Barlow doesn't show up with a stump speech and a stopwatch. He shows up with questions. He wants to know what's working, what's broken, and what people need to succeed."

Guest ColumnAugust 15, 2026

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Nathan Winters: Why I Support Megan Degenfelder for Governor

Guest columnist Nathan Winters says, "It is not enough for the candidate to exercise wisdom. Those of us choosing the candidate must exercise wisdom as well. That is why I am proud to support Megan Degenfelder for governor."

Guest ColumnAugust 13, 2026

Guest Column: Wyoming Doesn’t Need More Mud Slinging

Gov. Mark Gordon writes, "I say enough with the name calling, the false information, the nasty for nasty sake. Enough with the schlock that uses Wyoming voters as fundraising bait."

Guest ColumnAugust 12, 2026

Tony Ross: Why Eric Barlow Deserves Our Support: A Vision for Wyoming’s Future

Guest columnist Tony Ross writes, "When Barlow talks about Wyoming, he isn't reciting talking points. He's describing the life he has actually lived here. He’s talking about his friends and neighbors."

Guest ColumnAugust 12, 2026

Guest Column: The Father Of Wyoming Football

Guest columnist Ray Hunkins writes, "My nomination for the 'father of Wyoming football' presided over football programs coached by four winning coaches over 23 years of unparalleled excellence. My nominee arrived at UW when its football program was at rock bottom."

Guest ColumnAugust 10, 2026

Guest Column: Why I'm Voting For Megan Degenfelder

Guest columnist Sam Galeotos writes, "Megan Degenfelder offers conservatives something increasingly rare: a trustworthy candidate who shares our values, who has passion and drive to craft an even brighter future for our state..."

Guest ColumnAugust 10, 2026

Guest Column: Too Bad Our Secretary Of State Didn’t Protect Our Data

Guest columnist George Powers writes, "But here in Wyoming we never had a chance to dispute the DOJ’s unprecedented snatching of our confidential voter logs, because our Secretary of State, Chuck Gray, voluntarily turned it over last August without telling the public.”

Guest ColumnAugust 08, 2026