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Why men aren't working and what we can do about it
When I was young, one of the givens in life was that my father, a painting contractor, would leave home early in the day to put in a hard day's work to provide for his family.
Why Taiwan matters for Americans
China is slowly encircling Taiwan.
The Supreme Court should review the E. Jean Carroll case
Lawyers representing President Trump have been pilloried in the media for asking the Supreme Court to review the larger E. Jean Carroll defamation judgment, totaling $83.3 million.
Recall Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano
I had to do what no parent should ever have to do: bury my child.
Bill Maher exposes J.D. Hall's nonsense about Muslims and Christians
Recently, comedian Bill Maher, in discussing the history of Israel and the Middle East, said the following on his show: "Young people [are learning] everything about Israel on TikTok."
Luigi Mangione puts a human face on evil
In Luigi Mangione -- who confessed in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson -- we see the grinning face of evil staring at us from the abyss.
At the heart of socialism: Hatred of God
For thousands of years, people typically had short lifespans and were at the mercy of bad weather, crop failures and tyrants.
Fredericksburg City Council can help build the next American century
Mike Rogers, the Republican running against Abdul El-Sayed for the Michigan Senate seat, recently announced that he was in favor of a "pause" in data center building in the Wolverine State.
Congress should protect Americans' right to repair their own cars
This weekend, some of the fastest cars in the world raced through the streets of the nation's capital.
New York's Mamdani love: Political masochism
A recent Siena College poll took critics of New York City's socialist Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani by surprise.
And now the Democrat Party moves into open Marxism territory
Just when you thought the Democrat Party couldn't spiral down more. Now come the Marxists. Now come the Leninists. Now come the Maoists. And like that, socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has become too moderate.
On the anniversary of Iryna Zarutska's murder, slam shut the revolving prison door
This month marks one year since Decarlos Brown Jr. brutally murdered Iryna Zarutska in cold blood, shining a bright light on former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper's soft-on-crime policies.
Hayden Panettiere's death reveals glaring Hollywood horror
Celebrated actress Hayden Panettiere's death just days ago shocked the world, sparking touching tributes, intense lament -- and important questions.
Socialist Katie Wilson losing the love of her own leftist Seattle voters
Katie Wilson rode a socialist wave of promises to provide free stuff all the way to the Seattle mayoral office in 2025 -- and now, a year later, she's fending off a recall effort. Yay; go Team America.
Letter to the editor: Democrats are like Cyclops after his blinding
The Democratic Party is like Cyclops after his blinding ("Hasan Piker will come back to bite Democrats," Web, Aug. 17).
Letter to the editor: We must cut the debt, now
When Barack Obama ran for president in 2008, he cited our national debt, then over $9 trillion, as irresponsible and ruinous. That debt has since ballooned to $40 trillion.
Letter to the editor: Trump's long list of largely ignored accomplishments
As White House adviser Stephen Miller recently pointed out on Fox News, "The legacy media ... is fundamentally corrupt. They are an extension of ... the Democrat[ic] Party."
Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal must not leave prisoners behind
The recent parliamentary election victory of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan gives new momentum to the U.S.-backed peace process with Azerbaijan.
How to counter the North Korea threat
The Ulchi Freedom Shield -- the joint annual military drills between the U.S. and South Korea focusing on countering the drone and cyberattack threat from North Korea -- ended today.
LOVERRO: Silly flap over No. 5 jersey splashes a little mud in the face of the franchise
Quarterback Jayden Daniels has been the biggest distraction for the organization during Commanders training camp. Or, more specifically, the business of Jayden Daniels.