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Letter to the editor: The U.S. did what was necessary in World War II
In "A U.S. Navy veteran recalls the bombing of Japan" (Web, Aug. 5) Christopher S. Lehman Sr. writes that August 6 "marks an important milestone for many Americans."
Letter to the editor: U.S. suppresses research findings too
According to a Miles Yu column earlier this summer, 270,000 Chinese nationals are now studying on U.S. campuses.
Letter to the editor: The rise of Islamists in Modi's India
Knowing how radicalized India's Muslim minority is and who is radicalizing it has global implications.
LISTEN: Democrats are still TDS-Strong
President Trump has been a tremendous asset in terms of keeping the country from going down a path of leftist lunacy and socialist darkness. But Democrats are still infected with Trump Derangement Syndrome.
New Head Start proposal would streamline, not 'gut,' the program
Head Start providers know the children and families they serve better than federal bureaucrats in Washington.
Young Democratic Socialists of America members: Unemployed, but maybe not so educated
A 2021 survey of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) membership has been making the rounds recently for a finding that is baffling many on the political right and reinforcing the smugness of many on the left.
Expand the Abraham Accords: After Iran, Trump can reshape the Middle East
As an American business leader working around the globe, I have seen the cycles of conflict and strife that have destroyed so many families in the Middle East.
Kim Jong-un's European front
In 1240, Mongol warriors led by Genghis Khan's grandson Batu besieged and destroyed Kyiv.
Growing hostility toward religion threatens humanity
Faith makes life sparkle, and life without it, existence is grim. This has been understood since biblical times.
WATCH: America's spirit of freedom cannot be killed
America isn't simply a plot of land -- it's a spirit of freedom and individualism. And reminding Americans of that core concept is key to keeping communism at bay.
Woodland's toughest year recovering from brain surgery is also his proudest
Gary Woodland has strong memories of Bellerive, the closest tournament to his Kansas home. He led the 2018 PGA Championship after 18 and 36 holes and started the final round two shots out of the lead, his first Sunday in a major playing alongside Tiger Woods.
Chinese Americans should think twice before traveling to China
On July 22, China's State Council published new regulations on exit and entry, to take effect on Sept. 15.
Trump's economy threatens GOP Senate majority
President Trump's second term agenda is radically transforming America and its place in the world.
Left-wing vandalism of World War II Memorial dishonors America's heroes
For the political left, slogans are divorced from reality.
Assisted suicide disguises murder as compassion
Always care, never kill.This philosophy guides many Catholic hospice workers in New York. But as of this month, the integrity of religious hospice care may be compromised.
Politically Unstable: Flock cameras flip the Fourth Amendment on its head
Judge Andrew Napolitano joins Kelly Sadler on Politically Unstable to ask whether Flock cameras have quietly rewritten the Fourth Amendment.
Letter to the editor: Taxing 'the rich' punishes workers, not corporations
A constitutional republic and free-enterprise system survive only when they reward the people who build, hire and innovate.
Letter to the editor: Think before you pull the lever
Has anyone else noticed that what passes today for mainstream journalism didn't begin harping on the "affordability crisis" until Donald Trump assumed the presidency?
Letter to the editor: Most Americans don't want to live under communism
The policies of former President Joe Biden and the Democrats were responsible for the inflation and high costs of essential goods in recent years, as well as worries about public safety.
End the wild west era of AI
Artificial intelligence has unleashed unprecedented competition throughout the world.