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The legacy of Carlos the Jackal
Carlos the Jackal is 76 years old and has been in French prisons for three decades.
Letter to the editor: Hegseth must fix U.S. military's living conditions
In the military, failure is when you don't meet your objective and the enemy retains control.
Letter to the editor: Dependence weakens trade
"Ontario's premier: Canada should be ready to cut electricity, critical minerals as trade woes worsen" (Web, Aug. 24) should be read as more than another escalation in a trade dispute.
Letter to the editor: Pay attention to how leaders respond to traumatic pasts
Much of the news we consume today is told through the personalities of leaders.
America needs AI to survive and thrive
Nothing is more important to America's future than leadership in artificial intelligence.
No deals with Cuba's 'praetorian guard'
Recent media reporting on Trump administration officials looking for a Cuban version of Venezuela's Delcy Rodriguez sent security analysts and political commentators scrambling.
Rid Medicaid behavioral health of bad actors
As a physician and longtime chief medical officer in managed care, I have a clear message for federal and state law enforcement: Keep cracking down.
Give citizens a voice in AI investments
A NIMBY movement on artificial intelligence is sweeping the country.
Trump is not getting credit where credit is due
President Trump's historic second term is exceeding expectations, no thanks to the liberal media that are simply too dishonest to give him a fair shake.
Trump's smart pro-Serbia, pro-Balkans' shift
Geography aside, geopolitics aside -- add this to the reasons America benefits from a solid collaborative relationship with Serbia: The Serbs have seen up close and personal the atrocities of radical Islamism. America is not immune to this religious-ideological threat.
Mainstream media love Arabs -- as long as they hate Jews
Democrats love little more than including Arabs in their "big tent" -- as long as the Arabs are found to the left of Josef Stalin on the political spectrum.
Politically Unstable: Former college athlete on the WNBA's manufactured transgender furor
Screenwriter, director and former NCAA Division II basketball player Princella Smith joins Kelly Sadler on Politically Unstable to unpack the transgender firestorm engulfing the WNBA.
Soft-on-crime policies are bad for business
Blue states seem to have found their latest darling: criminals.
A history of 'relentless retaliation'
America has an important tradition of applying the maxim of "relentless retaliation" when it comes to our counterterrorism operations, and it needs to follow through with this policy in the case of Iran.
The terror links surrounding Abdul El-Sayed
The red flags just keep popping up in the case of Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed. Are voters paying attention?
LOVERRO: Small sample raises big questions about protecting Daniels
Well, that was a wasted trip to Detroit for the Commanders. Hope they had some time to at least squeeze in a visit to the Motown Museum.
Make Iran another failed Middle East state
President Trump is drawing the United States into a military quagmire in Iran, despite his campaign promise to end so-called forever wars.
Democrats remain silent on defense of now-embroiled Swalwell
The woman in the grocery store checkout line had an accent.
Letter to the editor: Cut Trump some slack on Iran
I had to reread it a few times, but there it was, in Joseph Curl's column last week ("Trump is no Reagan," Web, Aug. 19): President Trump started the forever war in the Middle East. Seriously?
Letter to the editor: Fauci actions led to the the deaths of millions
I spent two months in the hospital recovering from COVID-19.
