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The critical European Accessibility Act just turned 1
The European Accessibility Act is a European Union directive that sets accessibility requirements for products and services to ensure equal access for people with disabilities.
Pope Leo dead wrong in telling America to embrace illegal immigration
In his message on the 250th anniversary of America's independence, Pope Leo XIV, who is very free with his advice, urged the United States "to receive immigrants with compassion and generosity."
Graham Platner exposes agendaless Democrats' larger leadership problem
The troubles that Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner is facing (he may have withdrawn by the time you read this) are only a small part of his party's larger problem.
An American Greenland could strengthen Europe
At the NATO summit this week in Ankara, Turkey, President Trump revived his demand that Greenland "be controlled by the United States, not by Denmark."
Ka-ching! President Trump open for business -- and making a fortune
Standing in front of the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office on Monday, President Trump invoked George Washington to justify his family's extraordinary financial windfall since returning to power.
Stopping persecution of Christians in Nigeria
Today, more Christians are killed in one country than in the rest of the world combined, according to the Open Doors World Watch List ... and it's not China. It's Nigeria, a future powerhouse with a young, rapidly growing population projected to become the world's fourth most populous country by century's end.
Letter to the editor: Please, vote in November
America must not lose its identity as a republic in its 250th year as a free nation. Please, voters, get up and vote.
Letter to the editor: Smithsonian's disappointing left turn
"White House says Smithsonian pushes leftist ideology, cannot be trusted to tell America's story" (Web, July 6) was a bit of a shock.
Trump should help open the Armenia-Turkey border
President Trump has already shown that American leadership can shape the future of the South Caucasus.
Letter to the editor: A bad piece of AI legislation
Chinese President Xi Jinping just called on China to ramp up efforts to modernize the country's military.
Randi Weingarten, the teaching world's exploiter-in-chief
House Republicans are investigating American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten to see if she used union dues to pay for the writing and promoting of her book, "Why Fascists Fear Teachers." It's expected that her primary defense will be to call out Republicans as fascists.
LISTEN: Saving liberty for the longterm in America's last stand
America has battled some tough enemies over the years. But now the enemy seems to be ourselves. And the question is: Can society come through this final and last stand and save liberty for the long term?
Democrats finally desert sinking Platner ship
With apologies to baseball legend Yogi Berra, the Democratic Party finds itself experiencing "deja vu all over again."
Do not sell Turkey the F-35
President Trump said Tuesday he was willing to consider selling the F-35 to Turkey.
Federal Reserve should stand pat on interest rates
After its June meeting, the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee appears poised to raise interest rates to address the inflation instigated by the Iran war.
U.S. needs Israel to forge new alliances
It was not picked up by major U.S. news outlets, but it should have been.
Congress should close the civil rights gap for Jewish students
The ongoing campaign to delegitimize Israel endangers the civil rights of Jews in the United States.
Congress doesn't have to choose between AI and copyright
When you think of a professional writer, you probably picture someone holed up in a room, in front of a computer screen, revising the same passage again and again until it is just right.
U.S. universities need transparency, not foreign influence
In 2019, a bipartisan Senate investigation of "Confucius Institutes" exposed policymakers to China's pervasive use of America's world-renowned higher education to promote false narratives.
Latin America shifts toward market-oriented conservatism
Socialist policies are quickly becoming ideological candy to progressives.
