Opinion - Page 156

August 6

GREGG JARRETT: Who could be indicted by a grand jury in the Russia collusion hoax?

Grand jury examines evidence against Obama administration officials and Hillary Clinton campaign over alleged conspiracy to frame Trump in Russia collusion hoax.

August 6

From homeroom to hate: How Jewish students are facing a new kind of pressure in public schools

Rising antisemitism threatens Jewish student safety in public schools across America, prompting calls for administrator action and teacher training to address hate.

August 6

Trump breaks 'Day One' promise to lower costs as prices surge across America in first six months

Working families face higher costs as Trump's policies contradict campaign promises, creating political risks for Republicans in upcoming elections.

August 6

USA Volleyball's anti-woman agenda lives on, despite Trump's executive order

USA Volleyball faces scrutiny over gender competition policy that allows birth certificate changes, prompting calls for stronger protections for female athletes in collegiate sports.

August 6

Congress repealed the Green New Deal. Can Trump finish the job?

Trump administration faces regulatory battle to implement Republican budget cuts to wind, solar and hydrogen tax credits worth hundreds of billions annually.

August 5

STEVE HILTON: Why I'm launching a legal war against California Democrats' unconstitutional power grab

Here's why I am committed to fighting Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta's redistricting scheme in state and federal courts over constitutional violations.

August 5

JIMMY FAILLA: Bud Light should hire Sydney Sweeney and make beer sales great again

Bud Light spent decades using funny commercials of hot women to build the top domestic beer brand, only to become a national punchline after the Dylan Mulvaney fiasco.

August 5

I'm a Black pastor alarmed by a new identity game some on the right are playing

Some on the right are pivoting to 'Black fatigue' and tribal thinking about Black Americans. But tribalism is a crutch, a cheap shot that fuels keyboard wars on X but fixes nothing.

August 5

MORNING GLORY: Memo for President Trump, Secretary Burgum and Director Nesvik

New Fish and Wildlife Service director Brian Nesvik could help reform ESA regulations that use questionable habitat decline metrics to block development.

August 5

SEN TIM SCOTT: The secret behind Apollo 8's broadcast is a favorite story of Christian courage

The historic Apollo 8 mission featured astronauts reading from the Book of Genesis during a Christmas Eve broadcast that reached millions of viewers worldwide