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Letter to the editor: The Vatican must stop kowtowing to China
The level of accommodation now provided by the Church of Rome for communist China would have been thinkable in the recent past ("China's abandoned Catholics," Web, Aug. 11).
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Despite President Trump's strong focus on immigration enforcement and protecting American workers, a bill to provide amnesty for illegal aliens and to broaden the use of work visas was recently introduced by the House Agriculture Committee chairman.
SharesWhy can't America fix its oil problem?
Why are we still beholden to Iran and Saudi Arabia for so much of our oil needs?
SharesPolice cameras threaten the right to be left alone
The rapid spread of public surveillance cameras represents something far more consequential than a new piece of police technology.
SharesTime for vigilante justice?
The people need justice. As Americans, we desire it and it should be up to us, the people, to seek it out when the institutions -- the government, courts, big wigs and elites -- fail us.
SharesDemocrats cannot escape their overeducated socialist wing
For most of the past nine months, the Democrats have had a modest but durable 5-point advantage in the generic ballot test.
SharesTrump needs a post-regime strategy for Iran
As the U.S. war with Iran enters its sixth month, hopes for a short, effective engagement have fizzled -- along with, it seems, interest in obtaining freedom for the Iranian people.
SharesAmerica's dangerous AI blind spot
There are many kinds of threats in the world today. My decades of U.S. Army service as a Special Forces officer taught me that the ones you don't see coming are often the most damaging.
SharesBan commercial surrogacy
Three recent surrogacy stories made headlines within two weeks. In each one, it was the woman with no genetic tie to the baby who fought to keep the child alive.
SharesThe Democrats' socialist moment: Revolution or rebranding?
The Democratic Party is having an identity crisis, and it's playing out in real time -- one insurgent primary victory at a time.
SharesTurkey, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia defense pact bets against the U.S.
The new Turkish-Saudi-Pakistani mutual defense pact, or the "Mecca Joint Defense Agreement," is a very curious pact.
SharesAmerica's marijuana addiction fuels a public-health crisis
Marijuana is rapidly replacing alcohol and tobacco as America's addictive substance of choice.
SharesWATCH: Is China stoking U.S. fears over data centers?
Michael Lucci, founder, CEO and Chairman of State Armor, joins Kelly Sadler on Politically Unstable to talk about China's alleged influence campaign against U.S. data centers, the real environmental record and why winning the AI race matters.
SharesLetter to the editor: Utilities may build generation in competitive markets - if they compete
As electricity demand rises, policymakers must make informed decisions to lower costs.
SharesLetter to the editor: Democrats' support of El-Sayed is a Faustian bargain
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's endorsement of the antisemitic, anti-Zionist Abdul El-Sayed to be their party's senator from Michigan is puzzling, but not without precedent.
SharesLetter to the editor: Cement Taiwan strategy before it's too late
As the world looks to 2027 and beyond, there are critical questions about what kind of actions China might take to coerce Taiwan or force unification.
SharesAmerica's manufacturing comeback needs a specialized freight network
America cannot rebuild its manufacturing base on top of an inefficient freight network.
SharesBlame colleges for the socialist conquest
Where do all these socialists come from -- the people who hate America and want to demolish the most successful country in human history?
SharesU.S. policy against Islamism cannot rest on ignorance
During the Cold War, Americans took communism seriously. We knew it was vital to study the ideology of our enemies.
SharesVeterans need expanded access to promising PTSD therapies
I knew war could leave scars. What I didn't fully understand until I came home was how many veterans continue fighting long after the uniform comes off.
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