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Letter to the editor: Democrats are like Cyclops after his blinding
The Democratic Party is like Cyclops after his blinding ("Hasan Piker will come back to bite Democrats," Web, Aug. 17).
Letter to the editor: We must cut the debt, now
When Barack Obama ran for president in 2008, he cited our national debt, then over $9 trillion, as irresponsible and ruinous. That debt has since ballooned to $40 trillion.
Letter to the editor: Trump's long list of largely ignored accomplishments
As White House adviser Stephen Miller recently pointed out on Fox News, "The legacy media ... is fundamentally corrupt. They are an extension of ... the Democrat[ic] Party."
Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal must not leave prisoners behind
The recent parliamentary election victory of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan gives new momentum to the U.S.-backed peace process with Azerbaijan.
How to counter the North Korea threat
The Ulchi Freedom Shield -- the joint annual military drills between the U.S. and South Korea focusing on countering the drone and cyberattack threat from North Korea -- ended today.
LOVERRO: Silly flap over No. 5 jersey splashes a little mud in the face of the franchise
Quarterback Jayden Daniels has been the biggest distraction for the organization during Commanders training camp. Or, more specifically, the business of Jayden Daniels.
Spanberger's Virginia places illegals first, victims last
Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos, 19, an illegal from El Salvador, was arrested this week for stabbing 42-year-old Carmen Lizet Puch to death, then dousing her body in gasoline.
AI and data centers can make the Midwest great again
In the first half of the 20th century, Midwestern states such as Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, as well as Pennsylvania, provided the economic muscle of the American economy
The CIA must determine Iran's next likely moves
Last month, a college student interested in a career in public service asked me to share the greatest lesson I learned during my early days as a CIA trainee. That's easy, I replied. Humility.
Tax cuts, not hikes, raise the tide for all
President Ronald Reagan made history 45 years ago when he signed the largest tax cuts ever at his beloved California Rancho del Cielo.
The WNBA's self-inflicted PR black eyes
The WNBA finds itself wrapped around not only one, but two axles, an unfortunate circumstance entirely of its own making--and needlessly so.
Letter to the editor: Pelosi must reveal what she knew about Swalwell
With the recent disclosures about the extent of the carnal relationship between disgraced former Rep. Eric Swalwell, California Democrat, and "Fang Fang," Nancy Pelosi must come clean.
Letter to the editor: Political competition hasn't disappeared; it's moved
I recently misheard an NPR report and thought I heard that nearly 90% of U.S. House elections were uncontested. I checked; I was wrong.
Letter to the editor: What Pope Leo XIV can learn from Leo IV
The Moors (Muslims) raided St. Peter's Basilica in 846 A.D.
Iraq's prime minister marks his first 100 days in office. What has he accomplished?
When the United States swears in a new president, the media often makes bold predictions about what will be accomplished in the first 100 days. The momentum afforded by a national election, the excitement of a new president and the political capital he carries with him all set expectations high for the sprint out of the starting block.
Meet Angie Nixon, the Democrats' next nutjob candidate
It's always entertaining to watch the socialists who are running as Democrats but who are really Marxists and communists as they scream in the streets about equity and racism and oink, oink, capitalists. On the street-screaming front, Angie Nixon already has her certificate of completion.
LOVERRO: A Nationals surrender only smartest fans will appreciate
I was on vacation at the beach when the baseball trading deadline came and went. I didn't follow it closely, but I had a feeling that the Washington Nationals did something when the carcasses of Nationals fans started washing up on shore.
Medicare for All: The Democratic Socialists of America's Trojan horse
The Democratic Socialists of America's (DSA) Workers Deserve More program is jam-packed with unserious ideas.
School choice and FSTC can break the public school monopoly
When I attended public school in suburban Maryland, there was a public service announcement that asked: "It's 10 o'clock. Do you know where your children are?"
Congress must put children ahead of Big Tech lobbyists
As a former specialized police investigator and a former prosecutor, we have spent decades tracking down child predators, confronting structural exploitation and fighting for justice in courtrooms.
