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Congress should ban foreigners from interfering in referenda also
Do U.S. election laws need reform? Yes. But not the misguided reforms being pushed by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, New York Democrat.
Biden's hollowed out economy
As President Biden enters his second year, the American economy faces tough challenges that his woke policies have either ignored or aggravated.
Keep an eye on Hillary Clinton
Could Hillary Clinton be developing a "New Hillary" now?
Djokovic vaccine case exposes Australian dictatorship
Days before the Australian Open, the first of each year's four Grand Slam tennis events, the Australian government decided to kick Novak Djokovic, the No. 1 player in the world, out of the country.
Raducanu still building her game as a teen champion
Everything has come dizzyingly quickly for someone who went from the qualifying rounds to the trophy at the U.S. Open four months ago, and yet she views herself as a work-in-progress who needs to keep building her game. If those on the outside are impatient and have outsized expectations, Emma Raducanu sounds as if she understands the importance of taking things step by step.
All the president's enemies
As he begins his second year in office this week, President Biden looks toward the horizon and sees multiple challenges and threats.
Biden's backward 2020 vision for 2022
Handshakes and hugs are back, given without a second thought. Elbow bumps have disappeared, along with store floor stickers telling shoppers to keep their distance.
Biden radicalism sends Democrat voters fleeing
In 2021, roughly 49 percent of Americans claimed allegiance to the Democratic Party, while about 40 percent leaned Republican. Fast-forward a few months and the picture has quite changed: 47 percent say they're Republican; 42 percent, Democrat. Seismic, meet shift.
LOVERRO: Nationals heavily invest internationally in a future with or without Soto
Washington made a big splash last week doing international business, landing one of the prize young free agents and one of the top prospects in the pool -- Cuban outfielder Cristhian Vaquero, who came to the Dominican Republic in 2020.
Glenn Youngkin, man of hope and change
Bankrupt of ideas and blind of vision, Democrats spent months last year trying to smear Virginia's new Gov. Glenn Youngkin as some racist reincarnation of former President Donald Trump.
Biden should end talk of NATO membership for Ukraine
The pressing question for many in Washington's foreign policy establishment is whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will attack Ukraine, and if he does attack, what actions should the U.S. and NATO take in response.
The curse of inflation
This past week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that consumer prices rose by seven percent during this past year, the highest in 40 years.
High noon in Virginia
Newly minted Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin started his tenure with a bang.
Where's Biden's outrage over Pharmacy Benefit Managers?
New government data reveals Americans are facing rising prices at the grocery store -- especially with beef, pork and chicken.
Biden's choice with Iran
Last month, President Biden convened the first-ever summit for democracy, calling the defense of democracy "the defining challenge of our time."
Biden's lying lips
How do you know when a politician is lying? Answer: when his lips are moving. It's an old joke, but it fits the Biden administration.
China's new blue water naval phase
One of the significant metaphors among national security experts is the use of color to explain naval capability.
Human trafficking affects us all
Whether through sex trafficking or forced labor, every year millions of people across the world fall victim to human trafficking.
Jerome Powell is incompetent, Senate should reject his nomination
Last week, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome "Jay" Powell appeared before the Senate Banking Committee for a hearing on whether he should be confirmed for a second term as chair.
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