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Why Trump must pursue his promised North Korea meeting
North Korea now reportedly has 60 to 120 nuclear warheads, with a vast arsenal of short-, medium- and long-range ballistic missiles to deliver them to South Korea, Japan and the U.S.
Washington's Iran sanctions have a China and Russia problem
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday announced Operation Economic Outcast, promising that new measures against Iran will result in its unprecedented economic isolation.
Healthcare's shady use of 'shadow AI'
Welcome to the new healthcare world of "patient last" -- of prioritizing the system, the bureaucracies, the providers over the actual patient who's ultimately paying the bills. "Shadow AI" in the medical arena is a growing trend that brings privacy concerns, cybersecurity vulnerabilities and patient care problems.
Remembering 9/11 -- when you're too young to remember it
I don't remember Sept. 11, but I refuse to let it mean less to me.
Michigan offers a blueprint for reining in climate lawfare
When voters reject extreme environmental policy, the climate left does not take no for an answer. It just changes the venue.
South Korea's anti-faith fandango
On Monday, the next step in a never-ending march against religious freedom will be imposed on Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon, co-founder and worldwide leader of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification.
How Republicans can still win at midterms
If you have been paying attention to media reports, you know that many politicians believe the November elections are a foregone conclusion.
American business faces reality
The collapse of Wall Street's net-zero crusade should be welcomed as a long-overdue return to economic sanity.
Twilight's last gleaming
There is a point in the decline of republics when the problem is no longer that the government breaks its own laws.
I'm done tipping, and you should be too
The dog days of August are a good time for a nonpolitical rant, so let's do one.
Letter to the editor: We will miss you, Dolly
Dolly Parton was America's sweetheart.
Letter to the editor: Finish Epic Fury
Bill Gertz has joined several other defense and security analysts pointing out in op-eds the need for President Trump to complete Operation Epic Fury.
Letter to the editor: Regulated marijuana markets: the best way to stop illicit sales
Opponents of legal marijuana say that because legal cannabis sales in California have declined while national marijuana use has risen, legalization is now a recruitment pipeline for illicit market dealers.
The SEC must stop spying on Americans
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins recently acknowledged what many already know: The Consolidated Audit Trail is broken.
It's the economy, stupid
A memo containing a certain amount of hyperventilating, hand-wringing and pearl-clutching about the Senate race in Ohio recently emerged from the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Iran's future cannot be made in Washington
For more than four decades, the regime in Tehran has fueled terrorism, destabilized the Middle East through proxy militias, pursued nuclear weapons capability and brutally oppressed its own people.
BOOK REVIEW: 'New Space Capitalism: The Entrepreneurial Path to the Stars'
Suppose China were to reach Mars with a manned mission before the United States.
Turkey's quiet war with Israel
According to my friends at MEMRI, the Turkish press has recently been reporting that a prominent Istanbul-based NGO has been helping move weapons to jihadi groups in Syria.
Shun United Nations' latest 'anti-racism' conference
The rising tide of antisemitism is about to get another boost, courtesy of the United Nations' squatting in New York City.
National debt a ticking time bomb
Last week, the national debt topped $40 trillion for the first time in our history. Of that amount, almost half was added since 2019 alone.
