Opinion
USPS releases proposed security, transparency standards for mail-in ballots
If the U.S. Postal Service gets its way, some major changes are coming for mail-in ballots. It is a welcome prospect at a time when USPS budgets are shrinking and delivery times are getting longer.
We must move now for safer American skies
A sobering 2025 report by “60 Minutes” exposed America’s lack of preparedness to drone incursions around critical defense sites such as Langley Air Force Base in Virginia.
The statistical impossibility of L.A.’s mayor race
ChatGPT could not find one example in American history of a third-place candidate surging days after an election to overtake second place — yet that is what we are seeing in the Los Angeles mayoral race.
Lessons from Graham Platner
How can Graham Platner, who might win the Democratic nomination for senator from Maine in Tuesday’s primary election, ever be seriously considered for such a job?
California government involved terror-linked group CAIR in education
As the U.S. confronts deadly Islamism worldwide, some here at home have been quietly helping extremists make inroads in our education system.
Shackled by history: How Asia risks forfeiting its future in the Indo-Pacific
History is indispensable. Nations that forget history often repeat its mistakes. Historical memory provides lessons, warnings and perspective.
Elevation of retired Navy Capt. Hung Cao gives U.S. Navy a chance for generational change
For the first time since the Reagan era, the U.S. Navy is in a favorable position, with a capable leadership poised to address the critical challenges facing America’s maritime forces.
Government about to defund national parks and fund abortion
Unless our leaders act now, our government will cut funding that elevates life and spend billions of dollars literally destroying life.
GROWTH Act would make life more affordable for Americans
During my years representing Texas in Congress, including service as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, I worked alongside President Trump to deliver the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
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Hegseth confronts Europeans with reality
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