Opinion - Page 171

July 11

BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: How state law could force priests to choose between jail or excommunication

Washington state's legislation requiring priests to report child abuse disclosed in confession faces opposition from bishops and the Justice Department as a threat to religious liberty.

July 11

Leftist lawmakers want to make homeless encampments a nationwide crisis

Democratic Representatives Jayapal and Frost's Housing Not Handcuffs Act would allow unregulated homeless encampments on public land across America

July 10

Gutfeld!: What women does Michelle Obama think are invisible?

The 'Gutfeld!' panelists discuss when men and women are most confident following Michelle Obama's latest podcast episode.

July 10

DAVID MARCUS: In Texas, warning signs for Trump on mass deportations

The Trump administration's deportation measures are causing emotional reactions across communities, with confusion about who will be targeted and potential industry exceptions

July 10

DAVID MARCUS: In wake of Kerrville flood, locals ignore blame game

Hill Country locals reject political blame games after deadly floods, viewing the disaster as an unstoppable act of nature while focusing on community support

July 10

Trump is taking the fight to the CCP. It's long past time we protected our bases and critical infrastructure

Chinese ownership of 265,000 acres of U.S. land near military installations prompts Trump administration to implement restrictions on foreign land acquisitions.

July 10

STEVE MOORE: Trump just scored the biggest conservative victory in three decades

The 'big, beautiful' tax bill includes provisions for expanding opportunity zones, taxing university endowments, and could grow the economy at over 3%

July 10

Teachers union reveals true colors behind closed doors at annual convention

America's largest teachers union faces criticism for prioritizing political activism over education, accelerating the exodus to alternative schools

July 10

I worked for the most successful third party in decades. Elon Musk has a lot to learn from it

A veteran of Ross Perot's campaign examines the disconnect between Musk's tech-focused America Party messaging and the language needed to build a successful political movement

July 10

MORNING GLORY: When the 'conspiracy' just isn’t there

New DOJ and FBI findings conclude Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide and no client list exists, challenging conspiracy theorists trapped by confirmation bias and sunk costs.