Opinion - Page 147

August 25

Chicago’s crime crisis is a national disgrace — Trump must step in now

Chicago violence reaches war zone levels with 40,000 killed over six decades as Trump considers federal intervention despite Governor Pritzker's resistance to help.

August 25

MIKE POMPEO: How Trump can save Lebanon from Iran's influence

This Trump administration can counter Iranian proxy Hezbollah in Lebanon by ending UNIFIL mission and supporting Lebanese Armed Forces.

August 25

Newsom's California used taxpayer funds to indoctrinate children. Trump is ending that insanity

Federal officials terminate California's PREP funding citing concerns over gender ideology content in state-run adolescent education materials

August 25

Fiddling while Rome burns: America ignores China’s rising red tide

China builds massive military capabilities targeting 2027 Taiwan readiness while U.S. forces remain overstretched across multiple global commitments.

August 25

Trump’s use of National Guard in DC is a model for saving America’s cities

National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C., serves as Trump's blueprint to address crime surges in American cities through federal intervention and state support.

August 24

American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on melon meccas and revolutionary roots

The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of melon meccas and revolutionary roots.

August 24

Pioneering psychiatrist's shocking remark reveals field's antisemitism problem

August 24

DAVID MARCUS: With Trump in power, ‘South Park’ seeks to get its edge back

South Park's latest season transforms Cartman into a Charlie Kirk-like figure while exploring Trump's impact on the fictional Colorado town through political comedy and satire

August 24

Trump learns a lesson grounded in faith, how best to stand tough on trade with China

President Trump adopts two-pronged China strategy using tariffs to rebuild manufacturing while negotiating from strength to counter economic coercion tactics

August 24

Back-to-school sadness can slam parents, too. Here's how to handle it

Parents shouldn't rush to "get over" back-to-school sadness that can surface as children return to the classroom. Sadness is an innate biological response to loss.