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Letter to the editor: Stop "trying" socialsm already
Our Founding Fathers understood that a constitutional republic could be sustained only by a moral and virtuous people.
Letter to the editor: Letter to the editor: How'd you make all that money in Congress?
As a voter, I never thought being in Congress was the gateway to becoming a millionaire ("True politician Marjorie Taylor Greene takes the money and runs," Web, Nov. 26).
Letter to the editor: Slovakia's using wartime decrees to take land
Imagine the government knocking on your door and saying, "We're taking the land you inherited from your grandfather because, under racist laws from 1942, it should've been confiscated."
Ultra-processed food the new tobacco? Lawsuits loom
San Francisco filed a lawsuit against 10 food companies for marketing and selling ultra-processed products allegedly known to be harmful to consumers' health and addictive in nature. This is a first-of-its-kind lawsuit. Expect more to come.
Small-business owners, consider this tax-saving strategy
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law this summer, includes many tax benefits for businesses and individuals.
Surface Transportation Board, don't be a third rail
The proposed merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern isn't a test of corporate power. It's a test of whether regulators still trust free market principles -- those that power prosperity.
California laws put LGBTQ students at higher risk of exploitation
Many California laws that are supposed to protect K-12 students who identify as LGBTQ are actually placing them at higher risk of exploitation by adults.
Deadly National Guard attack and British grooming gang scandal demonstrate immigration gone wrong
Last week, in the capital of the free world and about two blocks from the White House, an Afghan national who had fought on behalf of U.S. interests in Afghanistan shot two National Guard members.
Trump, Hegseth have rejected the Constitution
When Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth posted a meme of Franklin the Turtle using a military weapon to kill people in a small boat below him, it understandably caused an uproar.
Conservative giants William F. Buckley Jr. and Margaret Thatcher deserve more praise
This year is the centenary of two towering individuals in the conservative movement, neither of whom received the respect they deserved: William F. Buckley Jr. and Margaret Thatcher.
Courts skeptical of Democrats' attempts to intimidate and silence pro-lifers
Democratic scheming against the pro-life movement has gone too far.
Mamdani's government-owned grocery stores are awful in theory but worse in practice
In the wake of Zohran Mamdani's mayoral victory, his agenda should concern all New Yorkers. This election may dictate the fate of one of America's most famous cities, often proclaimed "the financial capital of the world," as well as the political trajectory of the country.
Until health care is fixed, expect more shutdowns
Justice Antonin Scalia famously called it "SCOTUScare" when the Supreme Court rescued Obamacare in 2015. Today, the late justice might be grousing about "Shutdowncare."
Trump can stop Sudan violence with two phone calls
Sudan's devastating war had slipped almost entirely off the global agenda recently -- until President Trump responded to an appeal from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to prioritize ending it.
New documentary claims Bush 41 was informed aliens made contact
It's official: The aliens are here. And one U.S. president knew it for sure.
Persecution is rising; news coverage isn't
On June 22, a suicide bomber walked into the ancient Greek Orthodox Mar Elias Church in Damascus, Syria, during evening prayers and detonated an explosive vest, leaving 22 people dead and 63 wounded.
South Sudan needs a peace plan
The world's attention is now rightly focused on the brutal civil war in Sudan, which has claimed thousands of lives.
Letter to the editor: Why was Lakanwal's asylum approved?
Why did the suspected shooter of two National Guard members receive asylum this year after waiting more than three years to apply for it after entering the United States in 2021?
Letter to the editor: History will bear out the steadfast
It's becoming ever more apparent that the Democrats' recent scare tactics have succeeded in driving investors to the sidelines, with many people moving their cash to money market accounts.
Letter to the editor: U.S. is losing the fusion race to China
The quest to commercialize fusion energy is no longer a science project; it's a race for commercialization and industrial scale.
