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Cornell's choice is not between Greek life and student safety
Cornell University must ensure that justice is not confused with a referendum on Greek life itself.
Trump's Carter problem
President Trump has spent the better part of a decade using Jimmy Carter as a punch line.
LOVERRO: Boneheaded mistake leaves mark on Quinn, Blough and, yes, even Daniels
The Zapruder film of the NFL -- what happened when the Commanders let the clock expire in overtime Sunday instead of attempting the winning field goal in the 27-27 tie with the New York Giants -- has led to debates over who was responsible for perhaps the biggest bonehead play in NFL history.
Oscar Bergal isn't a typical New Yorker
Pro-sanctuary politicians are victimizing Americans to aid illegal alien criminals.
Letter to the editor: Omar must be removed from U.S.
Not only does Rep. Ilhan Omar, Minnesota Democrat, hate America, but she also hates Israel and all Jews ("Rep. Ilhan Omar fundraises off of federal raid of her D.C. residence," Web, Oct. 13).
Letter to the editor: The power of poetry
The U.S. suicide rate is the highest it has been since 1941.
Letter to the editor: We are responsible for our own surging utility costs
It is really rich that North Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Roy Cooper's latest ad accuses Republican candidate Michael Whatley of being responsible for the rise in utility rates.
Beating China at AI will require less tech in classrooms
It was a bit of news last month that most people probably paid scant attention to: In 2025, the United States lost ground in education -- again -- in reading and math.
The U.S. is pushing Europe into China's arms
Secretary of State Marco Rubio's Oct. 7 speech at the Pnyx in Athens, Greece, should be mandatory reading for high school and college civics classes.
Trump is better off without the Nobel Peace Prize
It is no wonder that President Trump did not win the Nobel Peace Prize this year.
Biden-appointed judge badly misconstrues law
U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan, a Biden appointee, recently accused the Trump administration of turning civil rights laws "on their heads."
Don't take plummeting crime rates for granted
Five thousand Americans are still living, working and loving their families because of policy changes that have brought down crime rates to historic lows.
The high cost of unfettered access to cyberspace
The unfathomable inner universe of the human mind is every bit as vast as the infinite reaches of outer space -- and a realm in which it is just as easy to become disoriented.
The best antidote to AI hysteria: Do nothing
Artificial intelligence is unleashing hysteria.
When union leaders are not working for their workers
Last month, a House hearing exposed eight years of America's industrial unions spending members' money on union leaders' personal priorities rather than on members.
A most ignoble Nobel Peace Prize
The Norwegian worthies who serve on the Nobel committee have demonstrated dubious judgment in the past.
Letter to the editor: Time for an all-out attack on Iran
Negotiations with Iran have been fruitless, except to expose that country's outrageous demands.
Letter to the editor: Prejudice thrives in the absence of knowledge
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. warned that humanity must choose between chaos and community.
LIV Golf players face another deadline with their future in golf at stake
For the second time in nine months, players who took the Saudi riches of LIV Golf are facing a tight deadline on their future. The first was a lot easier to ignore.
Hillary Clinton, tasteless and petty to the last
Hillary Clinton jumped back into the political headline world with a sideswipe at President Trump, made during a Barack Obama-Michelle Obama event. The event took place months ago, but she was proud of her wittiness and had to share it with the world.
