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On Tuesday, abortion activists firebombed a pro-life pregnancy center in Buffalo, New York - the third such bombing in three weeks.
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Bloody Gina Haspel and her team of torturers
Bloody Gina and her team of torturers may feel safe from American prosecutors, as the Mr. al-Nashiri tortures took place well outside of the statute of limitations -- but not from all prosecutors.
Chesa Boudin bites the dust, but to Democrats, he's just a blip
San Francisco voters ousted soft-on-crime Chesa Boudin in a recall election that wrapped with such wide margins, the message is hard to mistake: Even Democrat-dominated districts don't like thieves and murderers within their midsts. But how long will this attitude last?
LOVERRO: Horford's success with Celtics reminds fans of Wizards' failures
If you are a true Wizards fan, well-versed in the missteps that have kept this franchise from climbing out of its grave, it has to be doubly painful to watch Al Horford in a Celtics uniform. Horford could have been the game-changer for Washington.
Stagflation will be Biden's legacy
My inbox is stuffed with articles about the prospects for stagflation, but slow growth and runaway prices are descending on America right now.
Train and arm teachers. They would be the 'unknown factor' in every single school
I've been a teacher for 45 years, starting with middle and high school, and the last 29 years as a college history professor.
Rue Britannia? Russian, Iranian and Chinese imperialism is what should concern us
Though I'm no monarchist, I can't help but admire Queen Elizabeth II. The old girl had a job to do, and she's been doing it -- with discipline and dignity -- for 70 years.
Yes, let's do something to stop mass shootings
When President Biden visited a church in Uvalde, Texas, a few days after the tragic school shooting at an elementary school, he was met with a chorus of chants, "Do something!" "We will," he promised.
Biden's energy transition is turning into a nightmare
The green dream of a swift energy transition away from oil, natural gas and coal (hydrocarbons) is an American family's nightmare -- a nightmare President Biden is determined to ignore.
Biden's energy policy leaves the nation in bad shape
President Joe Biden's "green" policies have put him over a barrel -- an oil barrel.
A review of State Secretary Blinken's 'China Speech'
On May 26, Secretary of State Antony Blinken gave a much-anticipated policy speech regarding the Biden administration's "China Policy."
Repeating history opens door for Reagan-style leadership
It defies logic that we live in an era where our government intentionally makes it easier to procure a crack pipe than baby formula.
Long live Queen Elizabeth II
Take a break from the news. From the stories of war in Ukraine, the slaughter of schoolchildren in Texas and mayhem against minorities in Buffalo, New York.
Celebrate American heroism with Tom Cruise in 'Top Gun: Maverick'
This summer Americans are experiencing something special, almost spiritual with the release of "Top Gun: Maverick." It's more than a film. It's an experience that inspires and empowers us.
Solar makes no sense
Solar panel production requires tremendous amounts of energy as well as the use of raw materials mostly available only from China ("Biden will trigger DPA, waive tariffs for two years on solar panels to boost production," Web, June 6). This lack of domestic raw-material availability is driven by the political left's efforts to stop just about any and all mining here in the U.S.
Petroleum isn't just gas
Clean energy's flaw in the plan is that wind and solar deliver their goals, but nothing else. Achieving perfection is the objective of the zealot. The big 'green' falsehood is that a barrel of petroleum provides a barrel of gasoline. Hidden is the fact that only 20% of that barrel is made into gasoline. The other 80% makes byproducts, many of which are plastics and polyesters that compose nearly all the disposables used in our hospitals to maintain high states of sterility.
Begging for oil when it's right here
Instead of a magic carpet ride to Saudi Arabia only to grovel and make a deal with the devil, President Biden should increase U.S. oil production so we can work back toward becoming oil-independent ("America needs its Gulf allies," Web, June 6). We should not be begging our enemies for oil.
Disney's avoidable PR implosion ignites new front in culture wars
Watching the reputational devolution of the Disney brand over the past few months has been nothing short of breathtaking.
Should Supreme Court justices be term-limited?
Amid the hysteria regarding recent Supreme Court confirmations, two proposals have arisen from the Democrats: court packing and term appointments. Neither of these responses is particularly novel and both would prove ultimately counterproductive.
America's entitled youth get reality-slapped with homebuying stress
America's Millennials and Generation Z classes -- the youth and those under the age of 41 or so -- have become so stressed by the frustrations of buying homes that they're actually breaking into tears. This is not funny. It's hilarious.
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