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Opinion January 22

MORNING GLORY: Trump uses Davos to showcase American strength and shake the global order

President Donald Trump addresses World Economic Forum in Davos, emphasizing American economic growth and repeating key messages ahead of midterm elections.

Opinion January 22

SEN TIM SCOTT: Republicans just getting started, but need time to stop radical leftists

Republicans delivered $3,752 average tax savings through the Working Families Tax Cut and stopped taxes on Social Security benefits and tips under Trump.

Opinion January 22

Credit card rate caps are a socialist trap that will crush working-class Americans

President Donald Trump calls for 10% credit card interest rate cap at Davos World Economic Forum, echoing Senator Bernie Sanders' legislation proposal despite economic concerns.

Opinion January 21

Trump’s ‘small ask’ for Greenland would be the real estate deal of a lifetime

President Trump says he won't use force but calls for immediate negotiations for US to acquire Greenland from Denmark during his World Economic Forum speech in Davos.

Opinion January 21

MIKE DAVIS: Don Lemon and his church-storming mob must face Ku Klux Klan, FACE Act charges

Don Lemon allegedly violated federal law by disrupting church services with protesters. Legal experts call for FACE Act charges and more accountability.

Antisemitism Exposed January 21

The firebombing of Beth Israel in Mississippi strikes at the heart of religious freedom, dignity and peace

Jackson synagogue fire sparks community solidarity as local churches offer support. Holocaust Torah survived blaze in alleged hate crime against Beth Israel.

Opinion January 21

Mob violence in Minnesota isn’t free speech — it’s grounds for the Insurrection Act

Minnesota protests could face federal military intervention as President Donald Trump warns of using Insurrection Act to enforce federal laws and suppress violence.

Opinion January 21

GORDON CHANG: Appeasing China won’t save Europe — Trump’s hard power just might

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer plan China visits as European leaders seek trade deals despite concerns about appeasing Beijing.

Opinion January 21

Walz’s Minnesota mess could spark the toughest fraud reforms in decades

Former assistant FBI director reveals Minnesota's multibillion-dollar benefit fraud machine reflects nationwide crisis costing taxpayers $2.3 trillion since 2003.

Opinion January 21

BISHOP BARRON: Minnesota’s crises demand real change, not more division

Bishop calls for unity against Minnesota fraud scandal involving hundreds of millions allegedly stolen from taxpayers, while urging calm amid ICE enforcement tensions.

Opinion January 21

It's not too late, you're not too old: National champion Curt Cignetti just proved it

Curt Cignetti leads Indiana University to College Football National Championship after undefeated season, transforming the program into champions in just two years.