Editorials
Caitlin Clark’s rising tide lifts the entire WNBA
The wisdom of President Kennedy’s astute economic policy observation in October 1963 that “a rising tide lifts all boats” appears to have been lost on far too many in the WNBA and beyond.
Besides quoting the Bible, Talarico should try reading it
The Democratic U.S. Senate nominee in Texas, James Talarico, claims the Bible says nothing about abortion.
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Cowardly Democrats duck candidate debates
Two weeks ago on this page, we chastised Sen. Mark R. Warner, Virginia Democrat, for his unwillingness to agree to debate his Republican challenger in his bid for a fourth U.S. Senate term.
Oscar Bergal isn't a typical New Yorker
Pro-sanctuary politicians are victimizing Americans to aid illegal alien criminals.
Biden-appointed judge badly misconstrues law
U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan, a Biden appointee, recently accused the Trump administration of turning civil rights laws "on their heads."
U.S. should help Saudis hit Houthis
The hand of Tehran can be seen clearly in the recent Houthi missile attacks on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport.
Trump Accounts are a classic win-win
President Trump may have just done more for America's children than any of his predecessors.
Indigenous Peoples Day turns Columbus Day into an indictment of America
Indigenous Peoples Day, celebrated by 17 states and as many as 220 cities, really is not about indigenous people.
French riots about Islamism, not education
The riots consuming France have caused considerable confusion. We are told the violence is a protest over poor conditions in the nation's schools, but you do not burn down a school to get a better education.
Letitia James not qualified to lead independent investigation on Cornell 7
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat and a candidate for reelection, appointed another election candidate, New York Attorney General Letitia James, to lead an investigation into Cornell University.
A sober look at President Trump's record
President Trump has asked his supporters to get out and vote as if his name were on the ballot. That is sound advice.
In Dearborn, Christians and Jews are second-class citizens
Dearborn, Michigan, has a well-deserved reputation as the most Muslim city in America. According to community estimates, roughly 40% to 50% of its population is Muslim.
Will Democrats reject Iran's endorsement?
One fitting response to Iran's 26-page open letter to the American people, calling on them to vote for Democrats in November, would be to paraphrase Queen Gertrude in Shakespeare's "Hamlet."
EDITORIAL: Islamists interfere in U.S. elections
Tax-exempt Muslim organizations appear to be interfering in U.S. elections and could be the reason Abdul El-Sayed is Michigan's Democratic candidate for Senate, according to a new report.
Why is Sen. Mark Warner dodging debates?
Forget "Where's Waldo?" The better question might well be "Where's Warner?"
Seattle mayor Katie Wilson's absurd non-solution to retail theft
Seattle's socialist mayor, Katie Wilson, has a brilliant nonsolution to the problem of theft from the city's grocery stores: Spend $1.7 million for more security at private grocery stores.
Virginia's 45 days of early voting unduly long, costly
It was not all that long ago that Election Day was just that -- Election Day -- not Election Fortnight or Election Month, much less Election Month-and-a-Half.