Opinion - Page 141

September 5

We must ensure aid gets into the hands of innocent Palestinians, not Hamas

New Jersey congressman's bipartisan trip to Israel reveals how terrorist organization Hamas prevents food and supplies from reaching Palestinian families in Gaza.

September 4

China shows missiles, Trump shows muscle: Xi's strategy can't match US

The China-Russia military alliance is the single biggest danger the U.S. military has ever faced. However, Xi’s plan for world domination is showing some fault lines.

September 4

DAVID MARCUS: Forgive me, but I was wrong about school prayer

The debate over prayer in Texas schools reflects broader cultural tensions about removing God from public education and American society.

September 4

BEN CARSON: As a doctor, I know fewer restrictions on marijuana will make cities worse

Dr. Ben Carson warns against loosening marijuana restrictions, highlighting University of Colorado study showing significantly higher crime rates near dispensaries.

September 4

I was lieutenant governor of Louisiana during Katrina. We can’t let Trump wreck FEMA

Former Louisiana official warns Trump's dismantling of FEMA could repeat Hurricane Katrina failures as the emergency agency faces potential elimination

September 4

Trump's tariffs force China to feel the heat

President Trump's trade enforcement with China ends decades of economic exploitation as tariffs protect American workers and revitalize domestic industries.

September 4

A time of testing for the Senate Republican majority

Republican senators face pressure to use rule changes for faster nominee confirmations while preparing for an anticipated Schumer shutdown this fall.

September 3

Democrats have let Chicago crime ruin everything. Trump can help save lives

My brother was murdered in Chicago and I know why Trump should send aid to address the city's crime crisis over local Democratic officials' objections.

September 3

DAVID MARCUS: Quirky term limits deprive Virginia of the governor it wants

Virginia's constitution prevents popular governor Glenn Youngkin from seeking reelection, creating challenges for Republican Winsome Earle-Sears against Democrat Abigail Spanberger.

September 3

The unseen toll of antisemitism: How hate leaves lasting scars on Jewish children

From anxiety and depression to fractured identities, children facing antisemitic bullying suffer profound psychological harm — damage compounded by silence, shame, and fear of speaking out.