Opinion - Page 134

September 17

Why 62% of young Americans are falling for 'pop Marxism'

Shallow Marxist ideology appeals to privileged young Americans through flawed history education and anti-institutional sentiment in the 2026 election year.

September 16

Charlie Kirk's loss is personal. Here's how he gave me hope and strength

As the founder of Project H.O.O.D., I mourn not just a conservative titan but a friend, a supporter and a brother in the fight for a better America.

September 16

What I learned from debating Charlie Kirk, and where the country goes from here

The assassination of Charlie Kirk highlights the dangerous rise of political violence in America and the urgent need to restore civil political debate.

September 16

LIZ PEEK: Charlie Kirk urged kids to dream big. Democrats tell them the dream is rigged

Democrats' messaging about economic inequality and systemic problems has contributed to young people's declining belief in the American Dream and rising pessimism.

September 16

MORNING GLORY: Saving civil discourse

Federal judges must limit public appearances to maintain impartiality, while Justice Barrett's new book demonstrates how to elevate civil discourse about the law.

September 15

Trump will Make America Healthy Again with an unlikely coalition

Trump's Make America Healthy Again movement represents a political realignment that could redefine American politics by drawing diverse voters together.

September 15

FORMER VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: Five years on, the Abraham Accords still point the way to peace

The Abraham Accords between Israel and Arab nations have proven resilient through conflict, maintaining diplomatic ties and trade despite regional tensions.

September 15

NASA at a crossroads: Trump’s plan to refocus, explore and beat China

Trump's space vision adds to NASA's budget, prioritizing Moon missions and orbital platforms while streamlining the agency's focus on exploration.

September 15

Are Americans ready for the reality of socialism?

College students support universal healthcare and free education when funded by wealth taxes, but support drops when they would pay higher taxes themselves.

September 15

Trump's DC crime success puts spotlight on Chicago's deadly 'war zone'

Federal crime enforcement in D.C. shows dramatic results with nearly 60% drop in homicides since August, while Chicago continues struggling with over 650 annual murders.