Opinion
How ‘In God We Trust’ ended up on our currency
“In God We Trust” is a slogan and proclamation that has long been emblazoned on American currency.
Jill Biden still trying to gaslight us
Former first lady Jill Biden is making the rounds of morning talk shows to promote her new book, “View from the East Wing: A Memoir.”
Fairfax schools’ external investigations are not independent
Fairfax County Public Schools has spent more than $12 million in legal fees so far this academic year.
Make ‘60 Minutes’ great again
On Tuesday, “60 Minutes” correspondent Scott Pelley was fired by CBS, and he will soon be all but forgotten.
Lincoln Memorial’s new basement a better metaphor for America than the monument itself
To call Washington a “swamp” is usually a tired political cliche, but when we talk about the National Mall, it is also the literal, muddy truth.
Youths aren’t bothering to get summer jobs
It is summer hiring season, but the kids are not lining up for jobs. Either they are not looking, or employers are not hiring. Most likely it is the former.
‘Pride’ overload: Veterans and parents each get one day; LGBTQ gets 30
In case you were unaware of the recent rainbow marketing overload, it is “Pride” month, the month where the sin of pride is celebrated as a positive.
Why we must preserve U.S. history
As America approaches its 250th birthday, we should ask ourselves a simple question: What kind of country do we want to leave behind for the next generation?
Vladimir Putin’s immortality plan
Is Elon Musk the richest person in the world, or is it Russian President Vladimir Putin?
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D-Day dawns and hopefully, Americans don't yawn
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Letter to the editor: Khanna's Platner support is maddening, baffling
The support of Rep. Ro Khanna, California Democrat, for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner offends me on many levels
Letter to the editor: How we should address the men's mental health crisis
With Father's Day nearly here and June marking Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, you might expect to soon see a lot of mental- health-oriented ads targeting men. But you probably won't.
Letter to the editor: Lithuania isn't being weakened by Russia
The Russian drone strike that injured two people in a Romanian apartment last month should hardly have come as a surprise to most of Eastern Europe.
LOVERRO: Brunson deserves credit, but 'greatest Knick ever' is silly
In 2026, people aren't particularly good at sports history. It often begins from the first day they watched ESPN or learned how to play NBA 2K. That would explain the debate about whether or not Jalen Brunson would be considered the greatest player in franchise history if he leads New York to victory over Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs.
Letter to the editor: The only path to victory in Iran is through force
The longer the back and forth with Iran has gone on, the more uneasy I've become.
Letter to the editor: Voters are finally waking up to the real Democratic Party
It seems the Democratic Party's strategy is to win at all costs.
Letter to the editor: Satellite connectivity has reached its next phase
For years, the debate around satellite connectivity focused on whether the technology could work at scale. That debate is now over.
