Opinion
Ex-psychic warns of occult, demonic evil and the devil’s ‘biggest deception’
Millions of Americans seek to giggle and quip about the occult, treating Ouija boards, Tarot cards, and other tools of divination as mere parlor tricks — but the reality is much more sobering.
Media defends Alaska’s rigged election while projecting GOP interference
Democrats and their allies in the mainstream media are perfectly fine with orchestrating voter fraud — so long as it benefits their party.
Democrats scheme to seize Senate ‘by any means necessary’
“By any means necessary” has long been the modus operandi of the far left, and it has now been fully embraced by Democrats.
Poster child for green energy becomes emergency power buyer
The road out of my hometown in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu runs between rows of wind turbines.
America to Washington: Burn it all down
There is a particular kind of American fatigue that does not show up in a thermometer or a blood test — but a pollster can find it in about four questions.
Why is shady Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center still operational?
Last week, nine Republican members of Congress sent a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., urging him to expand his agency’s investigation into CAIR.
Stop expecting politicians to make your life better
If you live long enough, you hear the same promises and accusations repeated ad nauseam by politicians of both parties.
Can Republicans convince the electorate of the Iran war’s necessity?
In times of danger, voters look to their leaders for strength, resolve and reassurance.
Onshore the federal government’s digital infrastructure
Amid the constant debate over artificial intelligence “guardrails,” the first and most essential is simple.
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Vote your values
America's future will be shaped by the decisions we make and the responsibilities we neglect.
Letter to the editor: Was New York Times expose poorly timed on purpose?
The New York Times article about the Alaska Senate race scandal is nothing more than a feeble attempt at virtual signaling.
Letter to the editor: Reforming the U.N. is an imperative
As a candidate for United Nations secretary-general, I read the article, "Preparing to leave office, U.N. chief talks of a way forward with world beset by problems" (Web, Sept. 18) with interest.
Politically Unstable: NRA says 'everything' is on the ballot. Will gun owners show up?
From the Senate's judicial confirmations to 36 governors' races, the NRA says the Second Amendment is on the ballot up and down the ticket Nov. 3.
LOVERRO: World Series champion Brewers' roots trace back to one not-so-memorable season in Seattle
The Brewers began as the Seattle Pilots, a team that played in the Pacific Northwest for the 1969 season with a roster that included a former New York Yankees ace who, when he wasn't on the mound, was jotting down notes for what would become perhaps the greatest baseball book ever written.
Letter to the editor: Witkoff's cringe-inducing 'humanitarian' comment to Putin
Can we send White House Special Envoy Steve Witkoff back to the real estate industry, where he would have less opportunity to embarrass our country?
Letter to the editor: Napolitano is wrong on Lincoln, the Fed
There is a lot to chew on in Andrew Napolitano's Oct. 22 op-ed, "Our failed Constitution," but I will focus on two: President Lincoln's war powers and the Federal Reserve system.
Letter to the editor: Iran war has revealed extent of regime's nuclear obsession
Clifford May's "Obama forgets when Iran's war against America began" (Web, Oct. 27) points out that former President Obama is off by 47 years in his estimation of the start date of the war with Iran.
