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It's Mamdani's party now
Democrats are in a precarious position.
Louisiana welcomes more South Korean investment
When South Korea's Hyundai Motor Group announced a monumental $21 billion investment in the United States, it wasn't just a headline; it was also a declaration.
How to catch visa overstays before it's too late
Earlier this month, the Justice Department announced charges against a Chinese national, Shiwei Yang, accused of smuggling microchips used for artificial intelligence out of the United States.
With Russia, Trump takes a page from the Reagan playbook
Peace through strength works.
Letter to the editor: Stop calling Trump, others Nazis
In today's divided political climate, it's disturbingly common to hear the word Nazi thrown around as an insult, particularly toward a sitting president and the millions who voted for him.
Letter to the editor: A tale of two parties
As a voter, I find watching the Democrats' continued loss of public trust troubling, but not surprising.
Letter to the editor: Finding a middle ground on Ukraine
Russia's invasion of Ukraine, having the apparent intention of incorporating the entire country into Russia, flies in the face of the world order established after World War II.
Don't make Ukraine swallow a poison pill
President Trump's political opponents castigate him for his recent Euro-Ukrainian summit's inability to achieve a ceasefire proposal.
MSNBC goes MS NOW -- and that's what's wrong with media
MSNBC, in what's an obvious attempt at rebranding to recapture lost viewership, has changed its cable network name to MS NOW. As if. As if that makes up for Rachel Maddow.
Denzel Washington isn't afraid of cancel culture
Denzel Washington, arguably one of the most iconic actors of our era, isn't too concerned about cancel culture.
Trump's right: America should end mail-in voting
Way back in the 1980s, I decided I wanted to cast an absentee ballot -- for no other reason than laziness.
D.C.'s crime problem is tied to its sanctuary policy
President Trump's latest action to federalize the District of Columbia's police force has critics hyperventilating.
In Fairfax County, a socialist plan to kill small businesses
James Walkinshaw, Fairfax County supervisor and candidate for Virginia's 11th Congressional District seat, has never run a business.
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Editor's Note: This column has been removed at the request of the author.
Trump scrambles to undo the left's electric delusions
Oil and electricity power civilization.
Beyond IVF: Why America needs fertility care that treats the whole person
The best pro-family policies are those that champion the entire family -- not just from the moment of conception, but the lifelong health and well-being of parents and children alike.
Trump's D.C. safety push sparks debate over liberty vs. control
President Trump argued last week that as a result of the federal enhancement of police work in the District of Columbia, the city has gone, in four days, from the most dangerous in America to the safest.
Divestment from coal undermines Trump's energy agenda
President Trump's energy agenda has always been straightforward: unleash American energy, lower costs for consumers, and ensure our grid is strong, stable, and secure.
Blue state tax hikes drive residents out
During the high-inflation days of the Biden administration, many of the less-than-well-off were forced to cut back on their spending, whether on food, gasoline or, in some cases, medication.
Preserving religious freedom in South Korea
When South Korean President Lee Jae Myung visits President Trump on Aug. 25, the issue of religious freedom should be high on the agenda.
