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U.S. must not ignore radical Islam's cultural threat
As someone who grew up under radical Islam and is now free, I am frightened by subtle signs that many Americans seem to be missing.
Fight communism now -- or buy a parrot
When I was a conservative student in the 1960s, I thought the war with communism was thousands of miles away in Southeast Asia and 90 miles off the coast in Cuba.
Candace Owens keeps driving the Jew-hating bandwagon
The preliminary hearings for accused Charlie Kirk killer Tyler Robinson are over, and Candace Owens continues to "just ask questions."
Congress' old guard has overstayed its welcome
The great Jack Kemp once said that during their first terms in office, when using the word "we," members of Congress meant "the folks and me back home," but by their third terms, "we" meant "the other members of Congress and me."
What Stauffenberg taught the world about courage
On July 20, 1944, deep in the forests of East Prussia's Masuria, a charismatic young military officer excused himself from a situation conference of the Third Reich's senior military officers.
Rejoicing in Lindsey Graham's death shows society's depths of depravity
In an era of selfishness, social media obsession and political dysfunction, death too often becomes a useful tool for the open exercise of malice and hatred.
Socialism supplants MAGA in new survey, as America edges ever closer to doom
CNBC's All-America Economic Survey of 1,000 registered voters found more Americans would rather choose a political candidate who identifies as democratic socialist than MAGA. Thank the schools, media, churches.
LOVERRO: Abrams means too much to Nationals to be dangled as trade bait
Will we be watching the final games of All-Star shortstop C.J. Abrams in a Nationals uniform?
Justice special counsel should probe Fauci
No bureaucrat has caused more harm to the American people than Dr. Anthony Fauci, formerly director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Letter to the editor: Report on Trump and 2020 election fairly, please
I have noticed in recent news reporting the use of phrases such as "falsely claimed" and "false claims" in reference to President Trump's longtime assertion that the 2020 elections lacked integrity.
Letter to the editor: AP's anti-Trump takes don't belong in news
The front page of the July 16 edition of the Washington Times directed readers to the Region news section on Page 11, with the words "Visitors to Washington find Trump's imprint on city evident."
Letter to the editor: Democrats are playing with fire by embracing DSA
How can voters believe that socialism is a better economic system than capitalism?
Withhold federal education funds to protect girls' scholastic sports
Why would female Democratic politicians side with that microscopic sliver of 1% of the population over the 51% of the population with XX chromosomes like their own?
Black voters rejecting socialism
Democrats are abandoning the party's most cohesive and dependable voting base -- Black voters -- in favor of flashy, young and charismatic socialists.
Democratic governors want to destroy the economy over climate change
When 10 Democratic governors sign a letter urging Congress to stop conservatives from doing something, it probably means the conservatives are on the right track.
Wisconsin's uber-left leaves voters with only bad options for governor
Incompetence and ignorance are the dominating themes among the Democrats running for governor in Wisconsin.
The power of an engaged father
In my recent book, "What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Freedom, and Family," I shared the following story about the late Minnesota Twins star Harmon Killebrew.
Nicaragua trying to silence the church
In Nicaragua, praying for national freedom can land you in jail. So can publicly supporting an imprisoned priest.
Darline Graham Nordone is a fine interim successor
"If it weren't for double standards," conservative syndicated radio talk-show host Chris Plante often says, "the left would have no standards at all."
WATCH: Inside Houston's dramatic school turnaround built on high expectations and accountability
Houston Independent School District has cut its number of D and F rated campuses from 121 to 17 in just two years. Superintendent Mike Miles joins Kelly Sadler to explain the New Education System behind the turnaround, including raised expectations, pay for performance, and a renewed focus on grade-level instruction.
