Opinion - Page 145

August 29

Who is Kilmar Abrego Garcia, and why does he matter?

Maryland man Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia's immigration saga involves MS-13 allegations, multiple court proceedings and broader implications for deportation policy.

August 29

2028 looks like trouble for Democrats — and Republicans are poised to capitalize

Democratic Party's leftward drift since 1968 creates electoral challenges for 2028 as progressive positions on identity politics and climate alienate swing voters.

August 28

JONATHAN TURLEY: Grand jury finds indictment of ex-DOJ employee tough to swallow. Can justice be served?

A grand jury won't indict a Washington, D.C., man who was shown on video throwing a sandwich at federal officers, raising questions about potential overcharging in assault case.

August 28

Steve Doocy gets pulse in Nashville on Trump's crime crackdown: 'I voted for law and order'

Fox & Friends' Steve Doocy has breakfast at Edley's BBQ in Nashville, TN where he asks patrons for their opinions on President Trump's recent promises for a crackdown on crime.

August 28

MORNING GLORY: President Trump and the Posse Comitatus Act

The Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 restricts military use in civilian law enforcement, originating from Reconstruction era politics and rarely prosecuted since passage.

August 28

Why politicians abandon Switzerland-like centrism to be more like Trump

Gavin Newsom and Zohran Mamdani show how politicians must embrace bold, controversial stances rather than moderate positions to succeed in modern campaigns.

August 28

CLAY TRAVIS: NFL end zones go woke but something else belongs there instead

The NFL is still stuck in the woke sports era. But most NFL fans would prefer the league return to simply focusing on football rather than use the field to make a political statement.

August 28

Why Democrats’ desperate MAGA cosplay will flop

Gavin Newsom and Jasmine Crockett adopt Trump-style theatrics and profanity in failed attempt to mimic MAGA energy for 2028 presidential campaign.

August 27

Battle over DEI heating up in North Carolina

North Carolina Republicans are just one vote shy of overturning Gov. Josh Stein’s vetoes on anti-DEI bills, intensifying the state’s escalating political showdown.

August 27

Chicago pastor blasts Democrats for ‘outright lying’ about crime, urges Trump to send National Guard

Chicago Pastor Corey Brooks calls out city leaders for denying the crime crisis and urges President Donald Trump to deploy the National Guard to curb violence.