Opinion - Page 155

August 7

DAVID MARCUS: How a Trump-Cuomo alliance can save New York City

Trump and Cuomo could form unlikely alliance in New York City mayor's race as Cuomo trails socialist Zohran Mamdani by 13 points in current polling

August 7

High-rise jeans, high returns: How Sydney Sweeney is helping American Eagle stock fly

Bold, not woke: Sydney Sweeney brings back high-rise jeans and big stock gains.

August 7

It’s time for Newsom to pull the brake on California’s $128 billion ghost train

California's high-speed rail project loses $4 billion in federal funding after years of delays and cost overruns that ballooned from $33 billion to $128 billion.

August 7

MORNING GLORY: Trump needs to clean house at environmental agencies abusing property rights

Trump should issue three executive orders to reform the Endangered Species Act, remove species listed on projected habitat decline, and compensate private landowners.

August 7

In Colorado, state Attorney General Phil Weiser is the lawbreaker, not local deputies

Mesa County deputy disciplined for cooperating with federal immigration authorities faces lawsuit from Colorado AG despite following federal requirements.

August 6

Longtime NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson speaks out about uncertainty with channel's future

RedZone host Scott Hanson Scott Hanson reassured viewers he will still be a fixture with NFL RedZone. He called the ESPN-NFL deal a “great partnership."

August 6

Jason Rantz: This is a problem of the Democrats' own design

 Seattle radio host Jason Rantz picks apart the talking points of Democratic socialists on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

August 6

GREGG JARRETT: Who could be indicted by a grand jury in the Russia collusion hoax?

Grand jury examines evidence against Obama administration officials and Hillary Clinton campaign over alleged conspiracy to frame Trump in Russia collusion hoax.

August 6

From homeroom to hate: How Jewish students are facing a new kind of pressure in public schools

Rising antisemitism threatens Jewish student safety in public schools across America, prompting calls for administrator action and teacher training to address hate.

August 6

Trump breaks 'Day One' promise to lower costs as prices surge across America in first six months

Working families face higher costs as Trump's policies contradict campaign promises, creating political risks for Republicans in upcoming elections.