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President Trump has just made history.
President Trump should tell President Putin: 'I will not discuss root causes'
President Trump's new stance on his forthcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska regarding the war in Ukraine is a deliberate shift away from negotiation.
The Indo-Pacific's quiet war loses a U.S. ally
America lost a patriot last month when Arnold Palacios, the 10th governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, died unexpectedly.
Tel Aviv Time: Resilience and rebuilding, in the face of recent missile strikes
In his latest move to eradicate the threat from Hamas terrorists, who launched an attack against Israel on October 7, 2023, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans to clear Gaza City. And the drop-dead deadline date for civilians to leave the land? October 7, 2025.
Arctic exceptionalism: Alaska a deliberate choice for Trump-Putin meeting site
It's no coincidence that President Trump and Russian ruler Vladimir Putin will hold a peace summit this week in the 49th state.
Powell shouldn't yield to Trump's bullying
Federal Reserve Chair Powell shouldn't yield to President Trump's bullying to lower interest rates.
Sen. Tim Scott: America's survival depends on recapturing our Judeo-Christian past
America is a country founded upon Christian principles -- a truly "exceptional" nation that's more profoundly unique than any other government collective in human history.
The U.S. intercountry adoption system has failed
In releasing its latest annual report to Congress on intercountry adoptions, the State Department claimed on X that intercountry adoption remains "viable, ethical, and transparent."
AI weather image piracy puts storm chasers, all Americans at risk
I make my living chasing major weather events around the globe and documenting them on video and film.
U.S. can not afford to lose Diego Garcia
Unless something changes, the land under one of America's most strategic military bases will be owned by Mauritius, a country with deep and growing ties to China.
Academic BDS is fueling campus antisemitism
Antisemitism on U.S. college campuses has surged to crisis levels.
European leaders siding with Hamas make Gaza ceasefire harder for Trump
At a United Nations Security Council meeting on Sunday, U.S. Amb. Dorothy Shea offered an observation about the Gaza conflict: "This war could end today if Hamas would let the hostages go."
Trump's war on the drug cartels
President Trump has apparently taken a page from Tom Clancy's novel "Clear and Present Danger" and undertaken a covert war with the drug cartels.
Israel vs. Hamas vs. Palestinians: When optimism proves deadly
In answer to a question from The Washington Times, Israeli President Isaac Herzog said not all Muslims have Hamas-like terrorist tendencies and that cultivating the more moderate voices among the Islamic faithful is a sure step toward bringing peace. He has a point. Then again, maybe not.
Our kids are struggling to read
After this year's release of national test scores from the Nation's Report Card, it's clear that our country still needs a strong literacy policy.
FDA leadership should reflect pro-life values
President Trump has called himself the "most pro-life president" in U.S. history, and there is no doubt that he has done much to advance the cause of life.
Resume talks with North Korea
It's time to resume talks with North Korea.
Teachers unions' political obsession harms children
America's schools are in a learning crisis, but you wouldn't know it from the nation's largest teachers union.
Arab money flooding American universities
American universities have accepted more than $14.6 billion in donations from Arab states since 1981. Yet a staggering 73% of these contributions remain unaccounted for.
Tragic deaths of two girls still haunt South Korea, and expose the dangers of right-left division
The family of one of the two 15-year-old girls who were run over and killed by an American armored vehicle in South Korea in June 2002 refused to show up for a recent memorial.
