Opinion - Page 138

September 9

China's Currency Coup: How Beijing is targeting America's wallet and future

China's military alliance with Russia and North Korea poses threats beyond warfare as central banks stockpile gold to undermine the U.S. dollar's dominance.

September 9

MORNING GLORY: When Macron's foolishness fades, Israel will still stand proud

Terror attack kills six in Jerusalem while Emmanuel Macron's July announcement to recognize Palestinian state at UN draws criticism and controversy.

September 8

Progressive cities face billions in economic losses as retail crime surges 93% since 2019

American cities face billions in losses as retail theft reaches $112 billion annually, forcing major stores to close and tourism to decline in progressive-led areas.

September 8

Iryna Zarutska fled Ukraine for safety but Democrats' soft-on-crime policies failed her

Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska was fatally stabbed on a Charlotte light rail by a repeat offender, a tragedy critics say exposes Democrats’ failed crime policies.

September 8

DAVID MARCUS: This is our last shared experience — and it's shaping the culture wars

Controversial campaigns from Dylan Mulvaney's Bud Light partnership to Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ads show how advertising reflects America's political polarization.

September 8

Gold might glitter, but it’s still money. Taxes should treat it that way

Despite gold's role as safe-haven asset, current tax policy treats it as collectible with 40% higher rates, prompting calls for reform to benefit citizens.

September 8

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce engagement news highlights hidden tax burden on everyday entertainment workers

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement highlights how jock tax rules burden both mega-celebrities and modest-income workers in sports and entertainment industries.

September 8

The road to prosperity will be paved by autonomous trucking

Autonomous trucks are reshaping logistics as the U.S. faces an 80,000 driver shortage projected to double by 2030, with Texas leading innovation efforts.

September 8

Trump's energy price promise is coming due. He has the power to solve the crisis

Trump faces mounting pressure to reduce electricity prices before midterms as energy costs surge due to increased demand and inherited policies.

September 7

Quebec takes bold action as Muslim activists blur line between public prayer and protest

Quebec plans legislation banning street prayer to defend civic neutrality, arguing public spaces should remain secular and free from religious demonstrations.