Chris Churchill is a columnist at various publications including the San Antonio Express-News and Times Union. He focuses on themes such as retail, culture and society, government and politics, and consumer travel, often exploring topics like elections, public policy, and cultural movements. Chris's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Seattle Times, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and Yahoo News.
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Chris Churchill focuses on opinion editorials with a strong emphasis on government & politics and culture & society, within the local context of Albany, New York. He frequently comments on political figures and societal issues in the region.
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Upstate begins where good pizza ends.
Zohran Mamdani says he headed for an "upstate" vacation, to which I say: Good for him, and I hope he enjoys his time in White Plains.
The city is facing a $55 million budget gap, despite a recent estimate from Mayor Dorcey Applyrs that was far more optimistic.
By: Chris Churchill
West Point law professor Tim Bakken believes the military's culture of conformity has delivered disastrous consequences
New Yorkers should, and undoubtedly will, reject the dumb new name assigned to the lake by President Trump
By: Chris Churchill
After a court battle, Albany County has agreed to pay tickets that employees were issued when enforcement cameras captured their government vehicles speeding in school zones.
Could concerns about Anthony Constantino and unpopular Trump policies combine for an upset in a district where Republicans enjoy a two-to-one enrollment advantage?
Retired state trooper Fred Scheidt died last year of 9/11-related causes. His widow says more needs to be done to prevent additional deaths of first responders.
By: Chris Churchill
The owner of a Halfmoon gym says she is not the woman caught saying anti-Muslim things in a viral online video
State government, forever bureaucratic, shouldn't own so much of the city's heart.
