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Revisiting Hayek's 'Constitution of Liberty' in America's semiquincentennial year
We're well into celebrating America's 250th year. To that end, it's worth revisiting Friedrich Hayek's 1960 "The Constitution of Liberty."
Letter to the editor: How the GOP can win in November
The November midterm elections are extremely important to those who value their security, safety, and personal and religious freedoms.
Letter to the editor: Passover in a time of crisis
Passover is the holiday of remembering -- of telling our children who we are, where we come from and what we have survived.
Letter to the editor: 'No Kings' uses raw numbers as fill-in for legitimacy
Throngs of protesters in our quiet downtowns make one point clear: Slogans sell, even when they say nothing.
Make Democrats answer if they block the SAVE Act
The Senate is now debating the SAVE America Act, legislation that would require proof of citizenship when registering to vote and identification when casting a ballot.
Drug price controls jeopardize Latino patients, workers
Pharmaceutical company investments in the U.S. could create thousands of jobs and strengthen the economy, as long as Congress doesn't get in the way with price controls.
China trying to leverage the TSA pay crisis
Chinese state media have seized on the Transportation Security Administration's pay crisis as emblematic of American political dysfunction.
Why we have a TSA and a DHS
Let's take a break from the TSA/DHS imbroglio to recall why we need the agencies in the first place.
Supreme Court to weigh in on Trump ending birthright citizenship
Other nations are taking advantage of the U.S. birthright citizenship clause through birthright tourism or surrogacy, which is undermining our national security.
How the GOP can fix its messaging problem
Lately, residents of Virginia who boot their computers or turn on their TVs are likely to encounter a video of former President Barack Obama urging them to vote for "fair elections" April 21.
LOVERRO: Commanders seem to have odd definition of 'urgency'
Dan Quinn, asked at the NFL owners meetings to justify cutting center Tyler Biadasz, putting the ball in Nick Allegretti's hands, told reporters, "We won a lot of games with Nick."
Understanding Iran's war strategy
With the Israel-U.S. war on Iran now in its sixth week, it is noteworthy that few commentators have made any assessment of Iran's strategy.
Congress, end the 'prior authorization' health care scam
I recently had the good fortune to spend many hours on the phone with our family's health insurance provider.
War in Iran poses terrible risks for the global economy
The war with Iran will last longer than President Trump anticipated. If politics compel him to withdraw early, then he will do grave damage to our liberty and economy.
BOOK REVIEW: 'Scalia: Supreme Court Years, 1986 to 2001'
Antonin Scalia stood just 5 feet, 7 inches tall, but he towered as a Supreme Court justice.
Letter to the editor: Real Christians love Jews
I was appalled when I read Everett Piper's recent column, "The shocking antisemitism of the right: So-called Christians are some of the worst Jew-haters there are" (Web, March 29).
Letter to the editor: Turkey is no objective third party
News reports last week that Turkey is acting as an intermediary between the United States and Iran should alarm every American.
Letter to the editor: We're being trained to believe we're inadequate
These days, feeling "not enough" has become almost a default state.
Democrats mull -- gasp! -- straight, White, Christian man for 2028
The Democrat Party's donors, leaders and strategists are talking up 2028, wondering how best to win back the White House and concluding that their great hope lies with -- gasp! -- get this: a heterosexual, White, Christian male. Oh, the horrors this thought must bring to the left.
