After genocide determination, U.S. should tackle forced labor in Xinjiang
With every new revelation, the situation in Xinjiang appears more dire. The Uyghur people are crying out for help. But will the world hear them?
Opinion
Affordable Care Act: The bad idea that will not die
Like many things tried by the federal government, the Affordable Care Act has been a failure.
Woke capitalism’s upcoming backlash
So-called woke capitalism isn’t slowing down — it’s accelerating at a pace few could have predicted after last summer’s Black Lives Matter movement.
What happened to America’s cultural boundaries?
Restricting COVID-19 vaccine based on race or ethnicity
Liberals attack First Amendment, again
Fighting against China’s abuses in Xinjiang
Silencing free speech on college campuses
First steps on Biden dealing with Iran
Easing the plight of ethnic Armenians living in Nagorno-Karabakh
While our country continues to deal with a health pandemic not seen in more than 100 years, another humanitarian crisis is taking place in a remote region of the world that many Americans may not be aware.
Andrew Cuomo has nowhere to hide
Since New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s former employee Lindsey Boylan’s essay detailing allegations of sexual harassment was published last week, there has been a slew of new accusations.
Buckle your seatbelt: Is AOC right on the minimum wage?
Maybe Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the former bartender turned top leader of the progressive movement within the Democratic Party, is right about the minimum wage.
Democrats forcing democracy to die in the darkness
We are all supposed to be against conspiracies. Yet what about a conspiracy to silence free speech? What about a conspiracy to shut down people who utter thoughts we disagree with?
Congress taking over elections would bring chaos to state election systems
In last year’s election, nearly 6 million Ohioans cast a ballot shattering our state’s all-time record for voter turn-out.
Democrats politicizing COVID-19 only reason Biden won the presidency
No Democrat had a real chance in the 2020 presidential election until COVID-19 hit us from China.
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Biden pivot toward Iran
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Selfishness breeds tyranny
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Don't censor Dr. Seuss
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Hidin' Biden
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Covid-19 relief bill is abortion industry bailout
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A feel-good start to a feel-good baseball season
Feel-good stories weren't hard to find as major league spring training games opened this week in Arizona and Florida. Trey Mancini's comeback after a year off to treat his colon cancer left some of us on the verge of tears, while Tommy Pham's return to the Padres' lineup after being stabbed outside a strip club was reason for a smile. The best feeling of all? That would be looking into the stands in both states and seeing fans there to watch the games.
Trump accomplishments are many
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Big Brother knows worst
It is time to read and apply to our current lives George Orwell's 1949 smash hit, "1984." Seventy years later we are living the nightmare. We have Big Brother ruining the economy, and destruction of the welfare of a free and open society.
