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Letter to the editor: Redirect youth before repeat offending becomes a lifestyle
Washington is witnessing violent juvenile crime.
WATCH: First Abraham Accords, now Isaac Accords: Liberty on the march
In 2020, it was the Abraham Accords, courtesy of President Trump. Now? It's the Isaac Accords, fueled by Argentine President Javier Milei, and a significant pro-Israel movement is coursing through Latin America.
America's defense manufacturing now matters as much as weapons innovation
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth recently praised America's defense industry for answering the call to strengthen the nation's military readiness and expand production capacity.
Democrats silent on illegals' murder victims
The Democratic Party's indifference to the atrocity of innocent Americans being murdered by illegal aliens was on full display during a recent House Judiciary subcommittee hearing.
Iran, North Korea, Russia care only about regime survival
Back in 2018, I had a front-row seat in Singapore when President Trump became the first sitting U.S. leader to meet North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
Qatar's diplomacy should worry Trump in Iran talks
On a gleaming Swiss mountaintop in June, American and Iranian officials launched talks for a final agreement to end the war in the Middle East.
Mitch McConnell makes a great case for congressional term limits
If you would like a brief explanation for why we desperately need term limitations for members of Congress, take Sen. Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican.
The Bolshevik takeover of the Smithsonian
The nation's largest group of scholars says a taxpayer-funded family museum must include an exhibit that features a sadomasochistic crotch harness.
LOVERRO: If Nationals' new management is for real, now is the time to prove it
As enjoyable and exciting as the Nationals' season and their minor league renewal have been, this is really where it begins for Paul Toboni.
More Medicaid fraud and abuse come to light
The Trump administration continues to take seriously the challenge of identifying and eliminating fraud in government.
Letter to the editor: Make deep-blue areas choose between socialism and the Constitution
We as a nation have completed 250 years of honoring and supporting our Constitution.
Letter to the editor: Will Platner exit jolt the Democrats back to sanity?
If only there had been some teeny, tiny hint in Graham Platner's past that the far-left oyster farmer might not be Maine's ideal Senate candidate.
Letter to the editor: Court-martial air force major who protested in uniform
U.S. Air Force Maj. Jason Watson was arrested July 1 while demonstrating, in uniform, on the steps of the Capitol for the impeachment of President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance.
The federal judiciary deserves better than activist science
The Federal Judicial Center's decision to withdraw the climate science chapter from its Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence is an important first step in defending our legal system.
Democrats happily blow tax dollars filing frivolous court cases
And so begins another round of reckless, feckless, frivolous, costly court dramas, courtesy of Democrats who love, love, love to spend tax dollars on their anti-constitutional designs. If Democrats had to pay for their own legal lawfare, court dockets everywhere would suddenly clear.
Trump appeals to corporate America's better angels
For successfully appealing to the better angels of the corporate hierarchy, we should be grateful to President Trump.
Patriotism remains America's greatest strength
Certain Europeans and members of the left are angry at President Trump for calling the head of FIFA and asking for a review of the ridiculous red card issued against one of our top Team USA scorers.
China's war on American agriculture has already begun
In July 2024, a customs officer at Detroit Metropolitan Airport found four baggies filled with reddish plant material hidden in the backpack of Chinese national Zunyong Liu.
CJR-X gets value-based care wrong
As physicians and conservatives, we have spent our careers working toward the same goal: improving patient care while being responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars.
NRSC v. FEC ruling is a victory for free speech
For decades, federal law limited how closely we as a political party could work with our own candidates -- the very people we exist to help elect.
