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The U.N.'s $200 trillion global warming scheme
The United Nations recently made an astonishing revelation.
Public execution of the Fort Hood killer is an absurd idea
Allowing the death of Nidal Hasan to be witnessed by millions of people doesn't elevate it or make the sentence more effective. To the contrary, it cheapens the action, turning what should be the most somber of penalties into a carnival-like act. It degrades the dignity of life.
Muslim immigrants and the ransacking of France
President Trump recently declared: "What's happening in France is nothing less than out of control mass migration."
Congress, level the playing field for employer-provided healthcare
Talk to small-business owners about healthcare coverage for their employees, and a theme will emerge, regardless of location or industry: They want to provide healthcare benefits for their workers.
Healthcare fraud isn't happening just in Minnesota
Congress just exposed a huge hole in Medicaid oversight, and it is too big for state leaders across the country to ignore.
Project Meridian is commendable
Late last month, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth took the stage at the Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia to announce Project Meridian.
How to give Americans utility bill relief
Affordability is the byword of the 2026 midterm elections, and for good reason.
When the Nobel Peace Prize rewards ideology over courage
The Nobel Peace Prize has a serious problem.
As Tehran's calculus shifts, so must Washington's
Iran is cornered, increasingly desperate and dangerous.
U.S. should help Saudis hit Houthis
The hand of Tehran can be seen clearly in the recent Houthi missile attacks on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport.
Marco Rubio should run for president
Back in my college days at American University in the District of Columbia, required reading included the works of Greek playwrights Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides.
Democrats' likely first 100 days should frighten us all
The American people have been paying close attention to the increasingly warped words and deeds of Democratic politicians with Trump derangement syndrome.
LOVERRO: Plenty of blame to share, but buck stops with Dan Quinn
It may be time for Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris to fire up that high-powered search committee of his again. You know, the one that scoured the earth and worked around the clock to find the coach who would lead this franchise out of the abyss, only to hire Dan Quinn?
Only Congress can cut the diesel tax
With diesel prices hitting all-time highs, the Trump administration is reportedly considering a novel, albeit unlawful, way to circumvent the 24.4-cents-per-gallon federal diesel tax: Allow the broader sale of tax-exempt, red-dyed diesel.
Rep. Ilhan Omar's walls are closing in
Homeland Security agents executed a search warrant for the D.C. home of Rep. Ilhan Omar, reportedly as part of a long-running investigation into fraud allegations concerning the Somali-born congresswoman's immigration paperwork. Finally.
Letter to the editor: Hamas lovers, the terrorists want you dead too
On the anniversary of the horrific Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas massacres in Israel, it was depressing and angering to experience the reactions of a great number of people here in the U.S.
Letter to the editor: Rubio for president in 2028
Barack Obama gave a speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention that paved the way to his becoming the 44th U.S. president.
Letter to the editor: What have the Democrats done for you lately?
Every two years, Democrats campaign to the left in the primaries but run as moderates in the general election.
Like the Yankees, federal government does just enough to coast
So the New York Yankees -- for the 17th year in a row and the 25th of the last 26 years -- have failed to win the World Series.
Growing acceptance of euthanasia puts us on path to Nazism
There is a phrase that should strike terror into the hearts of decent people: "Life unworthy of life."
