If Trump wants to run again, he must surround himself with the right people
Two bits of news emerged last month that should give those prepared to vote for a second term for former President Donald Trump a moment of pause.
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Biden adopts the Palestinian cause
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GOP continues to bring knives to a gunfight
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BlackRock gets a much-needed face slap
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis rocked headlines with an announced intent to pull $2 billion of investments with BlackRock over the firm's Environment, Social and Governance, or ESG, standards. The woke firm run by woke CEO Larry Fink is finally facing some much-needed fire.
All states must fight fentanyl
I read the sad column by a Kansas mother who lost her 16-year-old son to a pill containing fentanyl ("A fentanyl-laced pill killed my son," Web, Nov. 21).
An arm around a shoulder
The United States men's soccer team defeated Iran recently in a much-watched match in Doha, Qatar. I am not a huge fan of soccer or what sports fans outside of the United States refer to as football.
Right move on rail bill
So often we must recognize that a president is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't.
Communism's hundred-year war on humanity
When Bolsheviks stormed the Winter Palace in 1917, it wasn't just the start of the Russian Revolution, but the beginning of communism's century-long war on humanity.
Where was the coverage?
There was little to no observance of Native American Heritage Month in November because of the midterm elections and the senseless gun violence at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia, and the University of Virginia.
LOVERRO: What was once bemusement at Qatar's antics should be replaced these days by disgust
Qatar is having a pretty good time watching the world come to its manufactured doorstep and pay tribute to the tiny country. That's what you're doing if you are in Qatar, paying thousands of dollars to watch the World Cup in person or TV, which would lead you to believe it is taking place in Disney World.
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President Biden told reporters over Thanksgiving that he would use the upcoming lame-duck session of Congress to do something he has wanted to do for decades.
DeSantis is right: Disney brought its problems on itself
"They brought this on themselves."
Nord Stream sabotage: Look to Russia, not the U.S.
Since the Sept. 26 ruptures of the Nord Stream pipelines, Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused the United States of sabotage.
Biden emboldens the world's worst dictators, despite his promises
On the presidential campaign trail in 2020, candidate Joe Biden promised to put democracy once again at the heart of U.S. foreign policy and to stand up for human rights.
World Cup? China Cup is more like it
The 22nd FIFA World Cup has a total of 16 official sponsors and partners -- and six of them are Chinese companies. This maybe isn't so much a World Cup as it is a China Cup.
Why does the Republican Party get blindsided at every turn?
At one time, having flat feet (i.e., fallen arches) was a disqualifying condition for serving in the military. If that were true in politics as well, the Republican Party would get a "4-F" as unfit for service.
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