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Heck of a job on border security, Kamala

By Gary Anderson

Anyone who watched the Obama Administration closely knows that Joe Biden failed at just about every special assignment given to him by his president.

The 1776 Commission's approach to American slavery

By Eldridge Singleton

The 1776 Report's call for "restoring patriotic education" is a positive initiative to reverse the growing divide in America.

Assessing Naftali Bennett and Israel's new leadership

By Abraham Wagner

After four elections and two months of political wrangling Israel finally has a new government, now headed by Naftali Bennett for the next two years.

The left is taking over international organizations, and it should terrify everyone

By Neydy Casillas

Our country is in a cultural crisis, and the rest of the world is soon to follow. Not because the world is changing, but because the left has been playing the long game and playing it well.

Reaching greenhouse gas emissions goals depends on innovation

By Daniel Simmons

Recently, President Biden unveiled a goal for the United States to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent by 2030 from 2005 levels.

Iran's nuclear secrets have been exposed

By Clifford D. May

The story begins on a cold night in January 2018 when Israeli agents stealthily broke into a warehouse in southern Tehran where Iran's rulers had stored an archive of their nuclear weapons program.

Big Tech/Mainstream Media's top 10 faulty narratives of 2020

By Kelly Sadler - The Washington Times

For all of Big Tech and the mainstream media's efforts to stop the spread of misinformation, in 2020 they sure propagated it. Most all was aimed at then President Donald J. Trump, in a coordinated effort not to have him reelected. They succeeded, so it's unlikely any of the news outlets, Twitter or Facebook will apologize for their blatant election interference and faulty reporting. Below are the top 10 stories and/or narratives they should retract - and/or admit to the American people they were wrong.

Colleges that force COVID vaccine should be sued

By Cheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, on the heels of an emergency meeting to look at complaints of heart inflammation in young men as a side effect of the coronavirus vaccine, have determined that there seems to be a correlation. So why are America's colleges mandating this shot for students?

Victimhood is an epidemic

By Cheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times

Pope Francis said the poor shouldn't be blamed "for their condition" because poverty is rooted in "selfishness" -- a characterization that suggests that without handouts, the downtrodden would stay downtrodden. That's a victimhood mentality that's killing American freedoms.

EDITORIAL: CDC must ensure that hand sanitizer for returning schoolchildren is safe

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Reading the FOIA'd Fauci emails, it becomes clear just how much our supposedly trusted officials didn't know about COVID-19 when the pandemic started.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Who's really in charge?

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

There is a lot of talk about election fraud and questions about whether President Biden is our legitimate president. As the results of the election audits start to come in those questions will become more and more important and peoples' anger levels will rise.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Sliding into socialism

The happenings detailed in yesterday's front-page article, "Troops get reading lists for books on critical race theory," are more than alarming because they promote divisiveness and destroy unit morale and cohesion.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Adding insult to injury

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

I'm reading that at the tail end of a pandemic and in the midst of a severe border surge, President Biden's Department of Homeland Security has formally announced plans to reallocate $2.2 billion of funding for the construction of the border wall on the U.S. Mexico border ("DHS 'legally required' to spend Trump's border wall money, officials say," Web, June 11).