Let Djokovic into U.S.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has steadfastly resisted COVID-19 vaccination -- and as a result, he's been denied U.S. entry for the first two consequential tennis tournaments of 2023.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has steadfastly resisted COVID-19 vaccination -- and as a result, he's been denied U.S. entry for the first two consequential tennis tournaments of 2023.
Shares"Progressive" is the term now used by Democrats and their media allies to describe politicians on the far left (i.e., those expressing the most radical, anti-capitalist, anti-American, most socialist positions).
SharesWith Chinese Communist Party Chairman Xi Jinping's visit to Russia to meet with war criminal Vladimir Putin, a modern-day axis of evil is shown to the world ("Putin welcomes China's Xi to Kremlin amid Ukraine fighting," web, March 20).
SharesOnly a small group of lucky Silicon Valley Bank investors made it out with all their money.
SharesOnly in the land of Oz known as California would you hear about the San Francisco Board of Supervisors' African American Reparations Advisory Committee ("'Cut the check': San Francisco board urged to adopt reparations report with $5M payouts," web, March 15).
SharesWe now know that the FBI deliberately misinformed social media to keep the truth about Hunter Biden's laptop and its harmful revelations about the Bidens from the public.
SharesOnce again I have been offended by the Times' treatment of members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, nicknamed the Mormons ("Jews popular in U.S. despite increase in antisemitic attacks," Web, March 15).
SharesThe solution to having our drones fly over the Black Sea and other spots over international waters is to arm them all with Sidewinder or Sparrow missiles. The drones should be authorized to fire if threatened the way they were last week by Russian jets.
Shares"N.C. high court takes second look at independent state legislature theory dispute" (Web, March 14) discusses the position that state legislatures have the sole power to determine the manner of electing members of Congress, including establishing congressional district boundaries.
SharesThank you so much for your recent story about how chatbots as lobbyists are likely to make laws less fair and transparent ("Lobbyists fueled by AI will hack the lawmaking process for hidden interests, technologists warn," web, March 15).
SharesBased only what is written in Bill Gertz's March 16 ("Inside the Ring") column, the U.S. flag has been restricted from any further use on the caskets of military retired and veterans.
SharesPresident Biden tells us he had an "epiphany" about same-sex marriage when he was a senior in high school ("Biden mocked for story about same-sex marriage 'epiphany,'" web, March 14).
SharesWho is too big to fail -- is it the banks, or is it really the Democratic Party ("Biden rushes to bail out Silicon Valley, continues to ignore East Palestine," web, March 13)?
SharesWhen Mark Zuckerberg renamed his Facebook and Instagram company Meta in 2021, a few people noted in passing that "meta" translates to "dead" in Hebrew.
SharesAfter days of administration promises that there would be no bank bailout, we learn that there is indeed a bailout in the works ("Biden's 'bailout' a step toward government control of banking system, economists say," web, March 13).
SharesThis Sunday, March 19, will mark the 20th anniversary of the preemptive "regime change" war with Iraq.
SharesIf residents of Virginia and Maryland have the unfettered right to decide their respective criminal codes, why shouldn't residents of the District of Columbia be accorded the same privilege?
SharesSome friends of mine recently read the following announcement in their children's school newsletter: "Training Opportunity Alert for White Parents."
SharesThe highly portentous, Chinese-brokered deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran is at once a move toward peace and signal of war ("Saudi deal with Iran worries Israel, shakes up Middle East," web, March 11).
SharesWhile I have not read the decision in question and can understand why some, especially African Americans, find it abhorrent, after reading "Virginia slave laws inform judge's ruling on frozen embryos" web, March 9), I believe that Fairfax County Circuit Judge Richard Gardiner exercised Solomonic wisdom.
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