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Trump's Caribbean doctrine needs ports, power and capital
In 18 months, the Trump administration has reasserted American dominance in the Western Hemisphere more forcefully than any other government since President Reagan.
Trump should tell Russians the truth about Putin's war
President Trump must tell the Russian people about the carnage in Russia's war with Ukraine.
Before you dismiss Elon Musk, remember the Wright brothers
Some people are fascinated by Elon Musk's vision of building a permanent settlement on the moon within the next decade -- and later establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars.
Bernie Sanders' revenge
In the 2016 Democratic presidential primary, Vermont socialist Bernie Sanders' path to the nomination was walled off by party insiders.
Letter to the editor: Graham's passing brings out evil sentiments
I was not an admirer of Sen. Lindsey Graham, South Carolina Republican, or his close association with the president.
Letter to the editor: Obedience to just law is a moral obligation
The pope's recent request that the U.S. receive immigrants "with compassion and generosity" assumes that our current immigration policy is neither compassionate nor generous.
Democratic socialism offers communism with better branding
"Democrat" once meant "liberalism" which became "progressive." This is giving way to "democratic socialism," which is shorthand for communism -- although it pretends not to be.
Islam has no place in America's public life
What starts in California usually does not stop in California, sad to say.
J.D. Vance gets it right: Christianity belongs in government
Recently, Vice President J.D. Vance granted a series of interviews in which he openly acknowledged that his Christianity influences every aspect of his life: his politics, sense of duty, ambition and priorities.
Federalism vs. federal activism: The great Jefferson-Hamilton debate rages again
Vice President J.D. Vance recently raised eyebrows by asserting that Milton Friedman's "laissez-faire" economic ideas should give way to Andrew Hamilton's vision of a powerful central government.
Modern life has turned children into an economic cost calculation
There has been a bit of a boomlet in concern from the usual suspects in academia, think tanks and the intelligentsia about the pending global depopulation.
What do we want from government in the next two years?
The Democratic Party's alarming and dramatic charge into the political abyss is spiraling straight toward communism before our eyes.
WATCH: The realities of losing the A.I. war
America's facing significant challenges in the global war for technology dominance, not the least of which is the line that must be maintained between citizen privacies and the need to capture data to fuel artificial intelligence development -- something that does not concern China at all.
Happy 250th: Let's reclaim 'innocent until proven guilty'
The key to maintaining liberty is to understand that the roots of tyranny grow and spread in a godless society. As America grows more secular -- as America turns from God and church and traditional values and morals -- so crime spikes and lawlessness spreads and government grows.
The vile evil attacking Erika Kirk must be condemned
Imagine enduring the absolute horror of your spouse's public assassination, only to be endlessly accused of his killing, maligned, publicly abused and obsessively criticized.
Woke 'Supergirl' flop shows Hollywood still ignores its audience
The new "Supergirl" movie got hit by kryptonite.
Civics, as a matter of national security
A survey found 58 percent don't know the main purpose for the Constitution; and 57 percent don't understand why we declared independence from Great Britain. That's not just a sad commentary on the state of the education system. It's a frightening harbinger of the country's loss of freedoms.
Letter to the editor: Consumer legal funding is perfectly legal
Every American should be outraged by allegations of staged truck accidents, organized insurance fraud and criminal enterprises exploiting our civil justice system.
Letter to the editor: Anyone willing to work?
The next election will be a huge opportunity for the new kids on the block -- immigrants from Hispanic, Asian and African nations -- to speak up about the opportunities they see in America.
Letter to the editor: The importance of experimental cancer treatments
I received a blood cancer diagnosis when I was 58. Now I'm 75, thanks in large part to participating in two clinical trials.
