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France's riots have two causes, and Macron named only one
France's worst riots in years began in classrooms without enough chairs.
Banning rent algorithms will not build apartments
Every campaign season needs a villain. In 2026, it is the corporate landlord.
Trump should back away from Russian diesel
On Oct. 11, President Trump announced an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine.
Will the Democrats honor November's election results?
I was Ohio's secretary of state when members of Congress attempted to overturn the election results.
LOVERRO: Another Commanders' loss, served up with fava beans and a nice Chianti
The taste of the historically bizarre ending of the New York Giants game still sits in the mouths of Washington Commanders fans -- "Cheap and metallic, like sucking on a greasy coin," as Hannibal Lecter said to Clarice Starling in "The Silence of the Lambs."
Hollywood's Golden Age endures
Alfred Hitchcock once reportedly said, "To me, the cinema is the ultimate form of magic."
Families and students need guidance on AI
Delaware families and policymakers are wrestling with the same issue troubling Americans nationwide: how to handle artificial intelligence.
Trump's 'leader of the free world' moment has arrived
Dear President Trump, I am writing about a title that I think should be yours: leader of the free world.
Paris burning offers America a warning before Election Day
Could France ablaze be a harbinger of America's fate after the Nov. 3 elections?
LISTEN: The left's pretend diversity
Democrats love to pretend they're open and welcome of those with all viewpoints, even when those viewpoints are completely contrary to their own. But they're not.
Letter to the editor: People who would make the best politicians do not run
Elections have hit a low point in America.
Letter to the editor: France's riots should suprise no one
For decades, successive governments have struggled to address the consequences of immigration, cultural tensions and inadequate integration.
Letter to the editor: If Warner's proud of his record, he should debate Mizusawa
While incumbent Sen. Mark R. Warner seems to be dodging debates, his opponent, Bert Mizusawa, is approaching his campaign the way he approached his career: all in.
Everybody is a pollster. Few are accurate
Welcome to the world of political polling -- where anybody with a pen and phone can become the prophet du jour. Say the right stuff and an MS NOW or CNN star is born!
Voters want change, but Democrats will make things worse
Historically, midterm elections favor the party out of power, and with President Trump's falling approval rating, things do not look good for Republicans.
Lebanon's calm gives Hezbollah time to rearm
A tense calm has prevailed in Lebanon since Israel's military withdrew to the "yellow line" outlined in the June ceasefire between the two countries.
Conservatives warned about debanking. Regulators finally confirmed it
For years, conservatives warned that Americans were being punished financially for their political beliefs, religious convictions and lawful businesses.
Canada's Carney must self-cure his Trump derangement syndrome
The United States and Canada have one of the closest bilateral relationships in the world -- but it is deteriorating fast.
Job switchers beat inflation; licensing rules hold them back
Jumping ship has become the only viable financial life raft for workers.
Thank Trump for keeping America's lights on
In 2008, Congress heard testimony that Iranian military writings describe using an electromagnetic pulse strike to defeat the United States.
