Opinion - Page 100

October 30

Trump breaks 33-year nuclear testing silence as world braces for dangerous new arms race

Donald Trump announces United States will resume nuclear weapons testing after 33 years to match Russia and China programs, sending shockwaves through Washington.

October 30

Trump scores four big wins with Xi, but has one big miss

Donald Trump secured $18 trillion in investment commitments and new trade deals during his Asia trip, including rare earth mineral agreements with Australia and Japan.

October 30

DAVID MARCUS: Why Mamdani's tales of Islamophobia don't matter even if they're true

Zohran Mamdani faces criticism for his mayoral campaign claims about Islamophobia in New York City, with critics calling his allegations false and divisive.

October 30

MORNING GLORY: Among America’s allies, Israel is 'first among equals'

Israel stands as America's most crucial ally among world democracies due to its nuclear weapons, democratic government and reliable partnership in the Middle East region.

October 30

Nike’s new slogan is the perfect motto for an anxious America

Nike's shift from "Just Do It" to "Why Do It?" reflects America's cultural embrace of hesitation over action, marking a troubling trend in brand messaging.

October 30

When we call everything an 'ism,' we stop hearing what voters actually care about

American political discourse suffers when politicians use -ism labels instead of addressing real economic concerns about affordability and working-class struggles.

October 29

DAVID MARCUS: Guess who we have to thank for Zohran Mamdani

FBI raid on Eric Adams fundraiser in 2023 derailed NYC mayor's career, opening door for socialist Zohran Mamdani's mayoral bid in America's largest city.

October 29

Faith, freedom and the fight against rising antisemitism

Rising antisemitism threatens Jewish communities worldwide as ancient hatred resurfaces in America and the West, demanding urgent action to protect civilization.

October 29

A new study just exposed the corruption behind America's homelessness crisis

New investigation reveals how billions in taxpayer funds meant to address homelessness have been diverted to radical activism and political agendas instead of helping the homeless.

October 29

California restaurants choke on new allergen menu mandate amid compliance concerns and costs

First Amendment concerns arise as California mandates restaurant allergen disclosures, creating legal exposure and constitutional challenges for food service businesses.