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Public Pulse writers have views about former president Donald Trump, Gov. Jim Pillen and the conflict in the Middle East.

Public Pulse writers share thanks following the January snowstorm.

A Public Pulse writer recalls trying to get home during the Thanksgiving weekend blizzard of 1983.

A Public Pulse writer says the potholes around Omaha's streets are “deplorable” and give visitors a bad impression of the city.

Public Pulse writers give differing views on the Israel-Hamas war.

A Public Pulse writer says a military strike on Iran for its support of attacks on U.S. troops or unarmed ships would stop the problem, but the Biden administration doesn't have the guts to do it.

Public Pulse writers offer kudos for stories and photos in the Omaha World-Herald.

A Public Pulse writer says the Nebraska Legislature's vote on daylight saving time shows that lawmakers are out of touch with the voters they represent.

One Public Pulse writer is impressed with a “fabulous” photo in The World-Herald. Another writer has an idea for raising the sales tax without hurting lower-income people.

A Public Pulse writer reflects on what is good about Omaha's Eppley Airfield and offers ideas for its future renovation.

A Public Pulse writer laments health insurance costs and the current Medicare system.

A Public Pulse writer says the ultimate cause of the migration problem is climate change.

Public Pulse writers give their thoughts on the impact of climate change.

A Public Pulse writer wonders how Omaha police will use automated license plate readers on cars with no license plates.

A Public Pulse writer says that after its Feb. 20 upset of No. 1 UConn, Creighton is now a big school in the college basketball universe.

Public Pulse writers criticize lawmakers for not backing a bill to address the border crisis.

A Public Pulse writer says instead of spurring inner-city development, the streetcar will threaten the very neighborhoods it runs through.