Opinion - Page 145

August 22

GREGG JARRETT: Trump the victim, not villain, as lawfare war against him crumbles

Together with the four criminal indictments against Trump, the collective goal was to bankrupt the former president, jail him and stop him from regaining reelection in 2024.

August 22

DAVID MARCUS: Cracker Barrel abandons customers, trading authenticity for corporate slop

Columnist David Marcus writes about how Cracker Barrel faces customer backlash over new logo and restaurant redesign that replaces traditional rustic aesthetic with modern white walls and bright lighting

August 22

The warrior ethos effect: Why female enlistment is surging under Trump 

Army exceeds recruiting goals by 10% as women return to military service under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's merit-based advancement and equal treatment policies.

August 22

Federal law enforcement risk their lives daily — now some Democrats want to make it worse

Political leaders oppose ICE mask policies while violent attacks on immigration facilities and officers surge dramatically across the United States.

August 22

TikTok isn't enough to stop Gen Z from drifting to AOC. Trump must do 3 things next

Gen Z is trending conservative faster than any recent generation. But winning our support takes effort. and consistency. And it takes meeting us where we live — online and on campus.

August 22

Talks stall and Putin grins. Weak guarantees will only invite more Russian strikes

Empty assurances won’t save Ukraine. Russia remains hell-bent on waging its campaign of terror. High-stakes talks between Trump, Zelenskyy and European leaders didn't rein in Putin.

August 21

Judge who fined Trump $500M gets the books thrown at him

Judge Arthur Engoron's $500 million fine against Donald Trump was rejected by an appellate court, with no portion of the judgment preserved.

August 21

NYC public defender terminated over antisemitic social media post targeting Israelis

A Brooklyn public defender was fired after posting a comment online appearing to call for "firing squads" to be used against Israelis. He told Fox News Digital the post was "indefensible."

August 21

MORNING GLORY: Churchill then and now

Winston Churchill's "The Gathering Storm" offers crucial insights for today's world as political tensions rise and global conflicts threaten international stability.

August 21

Newsom’s backroom gerrymander gamble betrays voters and dismantles democracy

Critics argue Newsom's closed-door redistricting scheme violates California's constitution and threatens the state's democratically decided redistricting process.