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WATCH: Budget has become a tool for political power
There used to be a time in America when members of Congress passed actual budgets and when politicians actually cared about bringing down debt and spending in line with revenues. Not so today.
Letter to the editor: Patriots won't allow America to go to the socialists
People complain that President Trump's narcissistic impulses and approach have weakened the Republican Party and his own presidency.
Letter to the editor: Let evidence, not anti-wind agenda, steer Mistress investigation
The discovery of the wreck believed to be the Mistress is a tragedy for the families of the two fishermen who lost their lives.
Letter to the editor: Banning personalized pricing isn't fairness
You kept your driving record clean and paid your bills on time. Your insurer and your bank noticed, and they charged you less. That is personalized pricing. Insurers and lenders call it underwriting.
Never forget Oct. 7 or its perpetrators
Daniel Ben Senior was a citizen of both the United States and Israel.
U.S. imams still lying about 9/11
The Sept. 11 day of remembrance brings out the worst in Islamic propagandists as they take to their pulpits, podcasts and YouTube channels to bash America and Israel -- and assert that the 9/11 attacks are a big lie.
LOVERRO: Ovechkin gets his farewell tour, but his devotion to Putin leaves blood on the ice
Alex Ovechkin has publicly supported Vladimir Putin for more than a decade, but with few repercussions or media criticism, the story too messy for many.
Governors may matter more than Congress this November
From now to Nov. 3, the cable networks will count House seats and Senate majorities down to the very last precinct.
Keep the Democrats away from national energy policy
Gas and diesel prices began to fall this week, but naturally, Democrats are still hypocritically squawking about "affordability" on the campaign trail, with the midterms less than a month away.
Radical Islamists eat their own with Mamdani
Three years ago, 13 days after Hamas brutally invaded Israel and slaughtered more than 1,200 people, Zohran Mamdani hit the streets of New York City with a bullhorn to attend a pro-Palestinian rally.
Indigenous Peoples Day turns Columbus Day into an indictment of America
Indigenous Peoples Day, celebrated by 17 states and as many as 220 cities, really is not about indigenous people.
'America First' means standing with Iranians for regime change
When I was the mayor of New York City, I boldly declared it the capital of the world.
Letter to the editor: There are over 50 Muslim-majority countries, one Jewish one
It is understandable when children become stuck on the idea that they must have something.
Letter to the editor: Rogers, not El-Sayed, will put security first
Before I had the honor of representing my mid-Michigan community in the state Legislature, I served our country as a civilian intelligence officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Letter to the editor: Too much tipping
Finally, a tip I can use ("I'm done tipping, and you should be too," Web, Aug. 26)!
Obama's legacy of emboldening Islamic terrorism
Nidal Malik Hasan is scheduled for death by firing squad on Dec. 3. Hasan will soon be dead. But former President Obama's legacy of watering down, defending and ultimately enabling Islamic terror will live on.
If Iran directed the recent attacks, Trump should hit back hard
Two attempted terrorist attacks occurred last week. The question is whether Iran is responsible for either or both.
America needs the best and brightest, but H-1B isn't bringing them
America should be the first choice for the world's most talented scientists, engineers, and builders. The H-1B visa was meant to help make that happen by being a precision tool for bringing in top foreign talent. In practice, though, it too often works as a channel for cheap labor that shortchanges both American workers and genuinely exceptional immigrants.
Will the land mine incident in the Korean Demilitarized Zone escalate?
The recent land mine incident in the Korean Demilitarized Zone could escalate into conflict on the peninsula.
Family caregivers deserve our gratitude
My mother died a few weeks ago after a prolonged decline. She was 93, and for much of the last two years of her life, she was bedridden. Her memory was spotty.
