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Terror suspect Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi not a prisoner of war
If a suspected terrorist and his attorneys have their way, the U.S. could give prisoner-of-war status to a man who reportedly coordinated nearly 20 murderous attacks in Europe and North America.
Labor Day highlights missing half of affordability debate
As Americans come off Labor Day celebrations, policymakers should remember that affordability has two sides: what things cost and what people earn.
Letter to the editor: What do data centers do with all that water?
I see a lot of furor over the supposedly massive use of water by data centers. However, no one seems to have explained this other than a some comments about "cooling."
Letter to the editor: If you think gas prices are high now ...
Most of the legacy media cannot help themselves from pimping for the Democrats and engaging in the ad nauseam reporting of "record" gasoline prices.
Letter to the editor: Make sure the Social Security Administration knows you're alive
Social Security not only allows people to assume the identities of others and use dead people's numbers; the program also "kills" people who are still alive without them knowing it. I am living proof.
Republicans should set midterm eyes on exposing leftist lunacy, lies, hypocrisies
The two-day Republican Midterm Convention kicks off Sept. 9 in Dallas, and on the table for discussion is a panel on what separates the GOP from the Democrats in terms of visions for America. That's an easy one. Republicans want to save America. Democrats want to destroy it. Any questions?
The political pedigree of the Gaza genocide charge
No accusation has done more to morally isolate Israel since Oct. 7, 2023, than the claim that it is committing genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Never forget 9/11 requires more than a slogan
I was sitting in my home office not far from the Pentagon when it happened. A plane had struck one of the Twin Towers in New York.
