Opinion
The British gang rape scandal
Rupert Lowe, the leader of Restore Britain and a member of the British Parliament, released “The Rape Gang Inquiry Report” this week, and its findings are horrific.
Welfare has sapped the Midwestern work ethic
Whatever happened to the Midwest’s hard work ethic?
The Protect College Sports Act is really the Big Government and Private Equity Act
Last week, a judge in Texas reinstated Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby after he was banned for life by the NCAA for gambling on college sports, including games he played in.
The Bidens’ delusional revenge tour: A master class in misreading the room
If there is one thing the Biden family is exceptionally good at these days, it is misreading the room.
Trump’s Iran agreement a bad deal for the civilized world
President Trump’s interim peace deal with Iran, which has partially opened the Strait of Hormuz and sent oil prices tumbling (but not yet gas prices), may be good for the short term (i.e., midterms).
Somali fraud poses a danger to U.S. national security
The allegations of widespread Somali-linked fraud in Minnesota have many Americans shaking their heads and wondering what else could be out there.
Europe’s migration ‘crackdown’ still pulls its punches
Europe’s migration crisis is no longer a border security problem. It is a crisis of sovereignty.
A blue wave in this year’s midterms? Probably not
We are about three months from the start of this year’s general election (early voting starts Sept. 18 in Minnesota and South Dakota), and it is probably a bit too early to make any informed predictions.
Democrats’ ‘election reform’ deserves public scrutiny
Although the Republican-backed SAVE America Act has faced intense scrutiny from the mainstream media since it was first proposed, the press has given the For the People Act hardly any attention.
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Letter to the editor: What happened to the can-do American spirit?
The editorial "Musk's money makes us all richer" (Web, June 17) caused me to reflect on my 91 years of life thus far.
Letter to the editor: Are illegal CDL holders also voting?
The recent apprehension of foreign invaders here illegally who have been granted commercial driver's licenses raises another serious question.
Letter to the editor: Hunter Biden pardon was an egregious example of 'white privilege'
I laughed out loud at Jill Biden's recent reasoning for why her husband went back on his public word and then subsequently pardoned his son, Hunter Biden.
Letter to the editor: U.S. money to Israel is not charity
American aid to Israel is not charity. It is a two-way street.
Letter to the editor: Platner is just the Democrats' latest lipstick-ed pig
U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner in Maine is not a one-off.
Letter to the editor: Iran deal is a loser for U.S.
I fail to see how the memorandum of understanding with Iran favors U.S. efforts to bring peace to the region.
Letter to the editor: The Fed's been holding the economy back
Anyone who has been involved in business knows that the costs of running a business are directly related to the cost of money, the cost of energy and the cost of employees.
Trump's shocking savior-of-Israel claim
President Trump, speaking to reporters at the Group of Seven summit in France, said that without him, "there would be no Israel," and "without the United States, there would be no Israel." Yikes. God may have a difference of opinion on that one.
As Father's Day approaches, how to parent with faith
Father's Day can make men feel like they are being graded. For those who grew up without a strong father figure, the pressure to break the cycle runs even deeper.
LISTEN: The war is over -- or is it?
President Trump announced the end of the war with Iran, and said a peace deal was in the process of being signed. A day later, he announced the Strait of Hormuz would soon reopen and that the peace deal was in the process of being signed. But questions remain: Are we at war or not?
