As Cuba crushes democracy’s revival, where is Biden?
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says that we live in a “moment of reckoning for democracy worldwide” and promises that America will “step forward and bring others” with it.
Opinion
The left’s victim mentality and diabolical plot to divide us by race
Well, it’s official. The only cheap gasoline that President Biden seems to like is the stuff he keeps pouring on the bonfire of racial grievance politics.
Rediscovering conservatism
In his new book, “Conservatism: A Rediscovery,” Yoram Hazony makes a convincing case that Enlightenment rationalism is the god that failed.
Primary voters thrilled with Trump’s new party
It’s the economy, stupid
When Biden and Pelosi served in Congress during the Roosevelt administration
‘America First’ is America at its best
As former Trump Administration national security officials who deeply believe in an America First approach to U.S. national security policy, we strongly object to the May 14 Washington Post editorial, “‘America First’ is America at its worst.”
Monetary malpractice at the Federal Reserve
If the economy slips into recession, you can “thank” the Federal Reserve. All around the country is the economic detritus of its monetary malfeasance.
U.S. intelligence failed Ukraine, and we need now to get it right
“The fight is here. I need ammunition, not a ride.”
Abort and import: Democrats replace the missing millions with immigrants
The recent leak of a draft U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning the venerable 1973 opinion that legalized abortion has sent crowds of angry “progressives” to picket the homes of the five justices.
Law students are not OK: The legal profession’s leftward lean
Equality under the law is a bedrock principle of our society and our legal system — or at least it used to be. But the pursuit of the equality of outcomes under the guise of “equity” has been embraced by the American Bar Association.
The plastic bottle ban bust
In recent months, voters in several Cape Cod towns have made moves that could signal a sea change in the direction of environmental policy.
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'Racist' smear a midterm ploy
The racist mass murderer in Buffalo, New York, was inspired by replacement theory -- but that is hardly mainstream Republican Party policy, as so many commentators are implying ("The law, racism and promoting America at its worst," Web, May 18). Scapegoating Republicans for murderous, racist events is an ideological exigency for Democrats as the midterm elections loom.
A planned shortage?
Abbott Labs' Sturgis, Michigan, baby formula plant shut down in February, and the Biden administration waited three months until formula supplies dwindled to panic levels before invoking the Defense Production Act? It's like President Biden was oblivious to the easily anticipated result of the closing of the largest baby-formula facility in the country and created yet another supply-chain issue of mortal consequences.
LOVERRO: Author Jack Gilden revisits dark, thrilling tale of a forgotten homegrown Preakness star
When horse-racing fans make their way into Pimlico Race Course on Saturday for the 147th Preakness Stakes in Baltimore, they should be walking by a statue of Spectacular Bid and touching it for luck -- just as Baltimore Ravens fans do when they pass by Johnny Unitas' statue at M&T Bank Stadium.
Chamber of Commerce response to recent editorial on ESG
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has been engaged in conversations about ESG with the business community and policymakers - both nationally and internationally - for over a decade. To claim otherwise, as the Editorial Board did in their recent piece, is simply inaccurate.
Aliens in Congress?
According to "OSS Society revisits, honors Operation Overlord" (Web, May 18), "the 2019 Gallup poll found that 49% of the respondents agreed there are 'people somewhat like ourselves' living on other planets." Could some already be on our planet?
Term limit or no, infringement a problem
Term limits for Supreme Court justices may require an amendment to our Constitution ("Nearly 70% of Americans support term limits for Supreme Court justices," Web, May 18). If they do, the revision should also consider whether a simple majority of justices should have the authority to infringe upon an individual's right to life, liberty or property until that simple majority is effectively nullified.
Jealous of Melania
It comes as no surprise that the acerbic-tongued, matronly women of "The View" would mock former first lady Melania Trump after the latter criticized Vogue (during an interview with Fox News host Pete Hegseth) for not featuring her on its cover during her time in the White House ("'Never say never': Melania Trump teases 2024 run, calls Vogue 'biased' after snub," Web, May 15).
