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To achieve lasting Middle East peace, we must expand the Abraham Accords
The Abraham Accords -- brokered by President Trump five years ago between Israel, the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco -- have proven remarkably resilient, even in the face of a multi-front war sparked by the October 2023 attack by the Islamist terror group Hamas.
Democrats must renounce the party's history of violence
J.D. Vance rejects the idea of unity with a remorseless left.
Louisiana conservatives deserve better than Cassidy
As we approach the midterm elections next November, the No. 1 priority for congressional Republicans is to grow or, at very least, maintain their majorities in the House and Senate.
Supreme Court betrays Fourth Amendment with 'show your papers' ruling
Last week, the Supreme Court of the United States permitted federal police to stop persons in public and demand to see proof of lawful presence here, and in the absence of that proof, to arrest them.
Utah's examplary response to evil
America is at a breaking point.
Letter to the editor: Fix America's cities
America's three largest metropolises -- New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago -- should be our showcase to the world on how society should function.
Letter to the editor: Do research before critical Virginia election
I find the way political campaigns are run and the way the media covers them both amusing and frightening.
Letter to the editor: Leftists don't know what they're saying
People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.
Hungary is the smart choice for U.S. investment in Europe
For centuries, Hungary has been defined by resilience and reinvention. From the heart of Europe, we have overcome challenges that would have broken weaker nations. Today, Hungary is a modern, stable, and dynamic economy, deeply integrated into Europe and uniquely positioned to bridge transatlantic opportunities.
Hispanic resilience, faith and the promise of economic renewal
In the unfolding narrative of the American experiment, no chapter is more inspiring or urgent than the rise of the Hispanic community an ascent rooted in faith, family, hard work and entrepreneurial grit.
What it means to flourish like a 'watered garden'
The word "flourish" is making a comeback. Its use in literature since 1980 has nearly doubled.
Business as a force for good and human flourishing
Every day, more than 150 million Americans engage in work. Behind those numbers are lives: fathers, mothers, veterans, immigrants. Each person is shaped by the organizations they serve.
DOGE highlights the need for moral leadership
As an adjunct professor for over 20 years, I've had a lot of memorable teaching moments but none better than a request I received from a group of graduate students studying global economics at Pepperdine University.
The Fed shouldn't be in the business of price controls
Unless they have a special interest in macroeconomics, most Americans may not know that the Federal Reserve wasn't created to conduct monetary policy.
The smokescreen of socialism
The smokescreen of utopia often masquerades as the soft, glowing light of hope.
Celebrating the greatest self-governing document ever written
As we celebrate Constitution Day on Sept. 17, we should reflect on the significance of this extraordinary document in the human pursuit of freedom and self-government.
Mitigation or adaptation? Which is the better response to climate change?
What's the wiser policy in response to man-made climate change? Mitigation (slow or stop it) or adaptation (learn to live with it)?
