Opinion
A most ignoble Nobel Peace Prize
The Norwegian worthies who serve on the Nobel committee have demonstrated dubious judgment in the past.
The best antidote to AI hysteria: Do nothing
Artificial intelligence is unleashing hysteria.
The high cost of unfettered access to cyberspace
The unfathomable inner universe of the human mind is every bit as vast as the infinite reaches of outer space — and a realm in which it is just as easy to become disoriented.
Public execution of the Fort Hood killer is an absurd idea
Allowing the death of Nidal Hasan to be witnessed by millions of people doesn’t elevate it or make the sentence more effective. To the contrary, it cheapens the action, turning what should be the most somber of penalties into a carnival-like act. It degrades the dignity of life.
When the Nobel Peace Prize rewards ideology over courage
The Nobel Peace Prize has a serious problem.
How to give Americans utility bill relief
Affordability is the byword of the 2026 midterm elections, and for good reason.
Project Meridian is commendable
Late last month, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth took the stage at the Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia to announce Project Meridian.
Healthcare fraud isn’t happening just in Minnesota
Congress just exposed a huge hole in Medicaid oversight, and it is too big for state leaders across the country to ignore.
Democrats’ likely first 100 days should frighten us all
The American people have been paying close attention to the increasingly warped words and deeds of Democratic politicians with Trump derangement syndrome.
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