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Preventing the next Reagan National Airport tragedy
Sixty-seven lives were lost last Thursday after a military helicopter collided with a regional jet preparing to land at Reagan National Airport.
Trump just unrigged American elections
American elections are no longer rigged by the federal government.
New media's rise marks legacy news outlet's fall
The "legacy media" are in decline, and the new media are surging.
What to do with the 'Palestinians'
President Trump has proposed and doubled down on the idea of half the "Palestinians" of Gaza being relocated to Jordan and Egypt.
USAID is a massive pool of waste and corruption and should be shut
According to USASpending.gov, taxpayers have shelled out billions upon billions upon multiple billions of dollars through the years. And for what? USAID has failed miserably to accomplish what it was created to accomplish.
Letter to the editor: Too much give, not enough get
President Trump is right to penalize countries that perpetually ask for U.S. investment and then refuse to take American produce.
Letter to the editor: Preemptive pardons unconstitutional
It is often said that the president's right to pardon is absolute and unlimited.
Letter to the editor: No appetite for hard-left policies
I have real sympathy for die-hard Democrats as their party digs in on its wildly unpopular policies.
Bishop Budde pushes propaganda with pleas for mercy
People go to the Episcopal Church on Sunday because they want to mingle with the country club set and don't play golf. Some want to feel morally superior to the masses by the Gospel of Woke.
Partisan truths: Tariffs, gasoline prices and Kennedy's confirmation hearing
This newspaper published a column last week offering a simple and correct argument: Imposing a 25% tariff on crude oil imported from Canada would lead to an increase in the cost of gasoline.
Priorities for Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth
Following his confirmation, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is poised to be one of modern history's most transformative national security leaders.
It's 'Groundhog Day' for legacy media
Nobody is surprised at how the legacy media are reacting to the juggernaut of reforms unleashed in the first two weeks of the second Trump administration.
Questions for Bishop Budde and the Church of Never Trump
For the past two weeks, adulation over Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde's scolding of President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance has become all the rage for progressive church leaders.
Trump's Iron Dome strategy echoes Reagan's SDI missile defense vision
President Donald J. Trump's January 27, 2025, Executive Order to build an Iron Dome for America is a welcome call for an effective missile defense shield for the United States homeland.
LOVERRO: Legendary writer Mike Katz was as colorful, combustible as the fight game he covered
Boxing Hall of Famer Mike Katz had a combination of flair, fearlessness and compassion that was the perfect fit for covering the fight game, which requires a love of the human condition to do well.
NGO funding ban could restore fiscal sanity
Controversy erupted as Donald Trump blocked taxpayer cash from going out the door to left-wing groups, spreading panic throughout the grifting class.
America's 250th birthday party beckons -- but beware the Democrats
The White House has established a task force to develop the framework for America's 250th birthday, with July 4, 2026, as the named day for "a grand celebration."
Letter to the editor: A war-time president
A recurring question from the media lately is, What is Trump trying to accomplish?
Letter to the editor: No more "enemies within"
One of the biggest problems facing the U.S. today is the Democratic Party's hatred and defiance of the Republican Party.
Letter to the editor: Money-saving ideas for government
I haven't heard anyone ask whether the U.S. has the inventory to supply the thousands of businesses, schools and houses burned down by the recent California wildfires with the materials needed for rebuilding.
