Opinion
Readers turn a prompt into a debate over Trump’s legacy
Sometimes the most effective way to start a conversation isn’t to make a statement — it’s to ask a question.
Britain bails out possible terrorists
President Trump says he was “surprised” that on Monday, Britain released on bail five suspected terrorists.
What the Holocaust and forces of nature can teach us
Some people who visit a concentration camp expect to feel anger, sadness and confusion. Although I understand those expectations, each visit leaves me feeling strength, resilience and a deep sense of resistance.
Another win for the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud
The Trump administration’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud has claimed another victory. It recently announced that it’s removing more than 760,000 unverified “phantom” enrollees from the rolls of the Affordable Care Act, resulting in $2.2 billion in savings.
When will energy prices fall? Follow the money, find out
When will oil prices come down? Do not ask a television pundit. Ask the people risking billions of dollars on the answer.
Former Russian President Medvedev explains why Putin fights
Does the name Dmitry Medvedev ring a bell? If not, let me remind you. He was president of Russia from 2008 to 2012.
Higher interest rates will make life harder for workers, not investors
Federal Reserve policymakers recently raised the bank overnight borrowing rate by a quarter point.
We must mend the U.S.-Canada relationship
The United States has always, thankfully, had a “special relationship” with Canada.
Today’s America needs the bipartisanship of Collins and Lieberman
More than two decades ago, we had a front-row seat to something rare in Washington: two senators from different parties putting politics aside to solve big problems.
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Letter to the editor: Make data center developers pay for their projects' needs
Counties hold more cards than they think when data centers are planned for their communities (What a county can actually negotiate when a data center comes to town," Web, Sept. 28).
Letter to the editor: Democrats would never allow U.S. removal from U.N.
Jed Babbin proposes that we disentangle ourselves from the "anti-democratic, do-nothing plutocrats" in the United Nations ("Get the U.S. out of the useless U.N.," Web, Sept. 29).
Letter to the editor: Washington removed two obstacles from Tehran's path
In 2003, the U.S. removed two obstacles from Tehran's western frontier.
The New York Yankees, the Russians and important lessons learned
Major League Baseball is kicking off its fall playoffs again in its annual run-up to the World Series. Millions tune in to see the fall classic in the most American of sports. For me, though, It's a reminder of painful boyhood memories of the dreaded New York Yankees.
Hungary embraces a new era under Peter Magyar
Political analysts spent the first 100 days of Hungary's new government trying to understand the political shift in Budapest, generating their own theories and narratives.
Get the U.S. out of the useless U.N.
In his Sept. 23 address to the United Nations General Assembly, Argentine President Javier Milei said many things that brought discomfort to the globalists and United Nations worshippers gathered in the chamber.
