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Americans want voter ID laws
In an era of deep political division, finding consensus on almost anything seems impossible. Yet one policy that unites Americans across parties: requiring proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections.
End Iran's dangerous influence in Latin America
A day after America's Jan. 3 special operation to arrest Nicolas Maduro in Caracas, Secretary of State Marco Rubio made clear that Venezuela could "no longer cozy up to Hezbollah and Iran."
America losing the cognitive war with China
Beijing's power, influence, and reach have expanded exponentially over the past five decades, and it has outmaneuvered us on multiple fronts (economic, political, military, social, etc.).
How states can fix America's retirement access shortfall
Hundreds of thousands of Utah workers lack access to workplace retirement savings, but this is not just a Utah problem; it is a national one.
The other voter fraud: Clinton and Biden programs fueled mass naturalization for political gain
When President Trump claims "voter fraud" in previous elections, what usually comes to my mind is non-U.S. citizens casting ballots.
For competitiveness, Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger matters as much as tariffs
Successive U.S. administrations have sought to bolster job creation and enhance the competitiveness of the American economy.
Trump has the tools he needs to control illegal immigration
For much of his presidency, Joseph R. Biden insisted and was ridiculed for claiming that he "need[e]d Congress to act" to secure the border. President Trump has proved that wasn't true.
Have the French forgotten de Gaulle's personality?
Recent conversations with my French friends and acquaintances revealed that most of them appear to suffer from a severe case of Trump derangement syndrome.
The latest Hillary Clinton hypocrisy
In a 6,000-word hit piece in the Jan. 29 issue of The Atlantic, former first lady Hillary Clinton unloaded on Trump supporters.
Thank our schools and churches for the Minneapolis madness
Have you ever wondered how we got into the mess we're in, how Minneapolis became so ungovernable, how anarchy replaced civility and how rioting replaced the rule of law?
Republicans should strike now on voter ID
Faced with Democratic opposition over a national election integrity bill, House Republicans are upping the ante instead of reflexively making concessions.
Will the Supreme Court stop Hawaii's stealth gun ban?
In January, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Wolford v. Lopez, a pivotal case that will help decide whether Hawaii and other anti-gun states can sidestep the Constitution with lawyerly tricks.
Atrocities in Iran remind us what American strength preserves
What is unfolding in Iran is heartbreaking and enraging.
Why Vance's South Caucasus trip matters
There are vice presidential trips that fill the calendar and others that actually help shape history.
Dear America, don't forget about debt
The nation's gross debt has climbed to $38.56 trillion, a hike of $2.35 trillion from just a year ago and $10.7 trillion from five years ago. This cannot last.
