Opinion - Page 12

March 26

The clock is ticking: DHS shutdown endangers FIFA World Cup security preparations

The DHS shutdown is threatening 2026 FIFA World Cup security, with 95% of TSA employees unpaid and callout rates growing worse at major U.S. airports.

March 26

Iran-Israel conflict escalates as Trump reportedly looks to end fighting

Iran-Israel conflict escalates as Trump reportedly looks to end fighting

March 26

New York's Hochul drove me to Florida — now she's begging me to return. Not happening

Those who could leave New York in the last five years did. The deluge began under Andrew Cuomo and it continues apace under Kathy Hochul

March 26

America's $39 trillion debt bomb could be more painful than you think

With $39 trillion in national debt, politicians are selling myths about growth and tax hikes — but the real risk is to your savings and purchasing power.

March 26

MORNING GLORY: There’s a war going on in the Middle East. Have you heard?

Israel is fighting on two fronts in the Iran conflict, but Hugh Hewitt argues Americans remain largely unaware of their ally's contributions to the war.

March 25

GOP says Democratic counter-offer over DHS shutdown was ‘not serious’

Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on when a possible breakthrough could occur in the DHS shutdown on ‘Hannity.’

March 25

They knew what Jeffrey Epstein was doing, Rep Anna Paulina Luna says

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., discusses questions surrounding the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

March 25

Sen Hawley: If you don’t take the US seriously now, you’re on another planet

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., praises President Donald Trump’s military success in Iran on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’ 

March 25

Laura: Iran knows it can't win militarily

Fox News host Laura Ingraham chats with Amb. Nathan Sales and former Navy Lt. Cmdr. Tom Sauer about the conflict in the Middle East on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

March 25

The Five' debates Psaki's advice to the next Democratic president

'The Five' co-hosts comment on the former press secretary's advice that the next Democratic president should be more accessible to the press.