Opinion - Page 129

September 25

From tell all to end all: Former Vice President Kamala Harris’ 5 big career mistakes

Former Vice President Kamala Harris faces criticism for her new book and leadership approach, with experts questioning her political future after the 2024 campaign.

September 25

National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims reminds us of 'soft-on-crime' policies' deadly consequences

If we truly honor victims, we must also face the uncomfortable truth: for too long, policies masquerading as “social justice" advocates have placed criminals above victims.

September 25

MORNING GLORY: 'Do you like Trump?'

Hugh Hewitt compares President Donald Trump to successful developers, calling him an 'A-to-B' leader who finds direct paths to address national issues.

September 25

America’s breaking point: Why 2026 could bury Democrats for a generation

Rising crime rates and sanctuary city policies drive working-class voters away from Democrats as the party ignores public safety concerns and voter priorities.

September 24

The meaning of ‘anti-law enforcement’ is 'muddy' on the Left: Trace Gallagher

Tonight, the CSD is talking about the definition of being 'anti-law enforcement'…

September 24

We have a crisis of violence brought on by a crisis of rhetoric: Will Cain

Fox News host Will Cain gives his take on a shooting at an I.C.E. facility in Dallas on ‘The Will Cain Show.’

September 24

DAVID MARCUS: Dems freak out over short-lived Kimmel cancellation, but ignore shocking Google revelation

Democrats criticize Jimmy Kimmel's brief suspension while ignoring Biden administration's pressure on social media companies to censor COVID contrarians.

September 24

The UN’s betrayal and Israel’s fight for truth

Israel’s former defense minister and top general argues the U.N. distorts facts, applies double standards, and empowers Hamas while ignoring Israel’s humanitarian efforts.

September 24

Are Trump and Rubio trying a version of trust but verify with Mexico?

Despite Rubio's praise for Mexico's crime-fighting efforts, concerns persist about the Mexican government's longstanding relationships with criminal cartels.

September 24

Trump, Bessent can leverage TikTok negotiations to counter China's rare earth dominance

China controls 70% of global rare earth mining and 90% of refining capacity, using these materials as leverage in trade negotiations with the United States.