Opinion - Page 139

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.

September 7

What America desperately needs is inspirational leaders – here’s how to be one

Inspirational leaders create positive cultures through optimism, resilience, and gratitude, transforming organizations by replacing negativity with faith and hope.

September 7

With friends like these pushing to dismantle Trump's Middle East peace deal, who needs enemies?

The New York Declaration scheduled for U.N. adoption on Sept. 22 contains anti-Israel demands that could dismantle Trump's Abraham Accords achievements.

September 7

Iran's proxy war on Jews is an all-out attack on Western civilization. Australia gets it

Australia expelled Iranian diplomats in August, for the first time since World War II, after finding hard evidence that the IRGC orchestrated domestic antisemitic attacks.

September 7

Ukraine proves America’s secret weapon works — now we must double down on it

Ukraine's success against Russia demonstrates how decentralized military cultures outperform rigid hierarchies, offering lessons for future conflicts with China.

September 7

BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: The dangers behind Sen Kaine's rejection of God-given rights as a founding principle

Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine's comments about rights not coming from creator spark debate over constitutional foundations and inalienable rights in America.

September 7

DR. MARC SIEGEL: With vaccines, personal choice ends where community risk begins

Physician discusses the balance between personal choice and public health in vaccine policy, criticizing Florida's stance on school vaccine requirements.

September 6

DAVID MARCUS: The Department of War marks the end of America as the world’s policeman

Trump's executive order changes the Department of Defense to Department of War, signaling a shift from policing global conflicts to decisive military action against enemies.