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Letter to the editor: Ensure our cement is U.S.-made
"America is having a manufacturing renaissance" highlights that the U.S. stands on the cusp of an economic boom.
Letter to the editor: U.S. Venezuela incursion puts Taiwan at risk
The U.S. decapitation strike on Venezuela sparks People's Liberation Army copycat fears in Taiwan and puts China's Taiwan saber-rattling into focus.
Letter to the editor: GOP, get it together to win in November
The Republicans had better get things together and do it now.
Letter to the editor: Minnesota brought this on itself
The shooting death of a woman in Minnesota last Wednesday is tragic, and a thorough, unbiased investigation is warranted.
Letter to the editor: Fairfax County's new tax will cost restaurant workers
All the Democrats on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors in Virginia voted to impose a 4% meals tax surcharge on consumable food, despite voters having already rejected such a levy.
Letter to the editor: Anarchy is not freedom
In home invasions, do we refer to the burglars or trespassers as visitors or guests? So why are people who illegally invade our country portrayed in media as migrants, not illegal aliens?
Letter to the editor: Will Venezuela have free people but controlled resources?
In the early morning hours of Saturday, the U.S. conducted a successful military operation to capture Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro.
Letter to the editor: Conservatives understand the left better than it thinks
Today, more than ever before, citizens need to understand and be informed about social issues, governance and the many things happening in America.
Letter to the editor: GOP must keep House in midterms
As reported this week in The Washington Times, President Trump has predicted that if Democrats win the House in the midterms, he will be impeached.
Letter to the editor: Big Brother's 'free stuff' fee? Your pride
The earliest Americans came to a strange, unsettled land with very few possessions but with an abundance of courage and a strong sense of confidence in their ability to endure and succeed.
Letter to the editor: Walz-style 'leadership' unfortunately the norm
In his remarks announcing the end of his campaign for a third term as Minnesota governor, Tim Walz exhibited for all to see his complete lack of integrity, honesty and leadership
Letter to the editor: Now even tougher work begins in Venezuela
Perhaps Nicolas Maduro missed the advice that "Jaw, jaw is better than war, war," but President Trump did not.
Letter to the editor: Tucker Carlson's mask is off
The mask is off Tucker Carlson. What remains is not principled dissent, "America First" skepticism or journalism.
Letter to the editor: Democrats' laughable bid to co-opt 'affordability'
So the Democrats are now demanding affordability, and believe it's a winning issue for them in the midterms.
Letter to the editor: Stop letting AI inflate food prices
Many voters wonder why food, retail, and other prices remain high.
Letter to the editor: Maduro was the tyrant the left chose to ignore
Last year, I moved out of New York, leaving behind the rise of democratic socialism and a political culture hostile to freedom.
Letter to the editor: Don't legislate based on what Democrats might do
President Trump told senators at a breakfast on Nov. 5: "We have to get the country open. And the way we're going to do it this afternoon is to terminate the filibuster."
Letter to the editor: Minnesota fraud shows us abandoning our ideals
America will work only if immigrants coming to our shores assimilate by embracing our values, customs and ideals.
Letter to the editor: Treatment of Jan. 6 protestors swept under the rug
Steve Levy makes some good points in "A review of Trump's incredible, tumultuous year" (Web, Dec. 30), but he is completely wrong to say that pardons to Jan. 6 protesters were "unjustifiable."
Letter to the editor: Remove Walz, deport Omar
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Rep. Ilhan Omar, Minnesota Democrat, had their eyes wide shut while more than $9 billion in taxpayer cash funded fraudulent day care centers in their state.
