Opinion - Page 161

July 28

DAVID MARCUS: I've seen enough human suffering in homeless encampments to know Trump's new policy is right

Trump's executive order on homelessness gets it right. It distinguishes between financial homelessness and the deeper issues of addiction and mental illness requiring intervention.

July 28

Trump's landmark deal is the real key to peace in the Middle East

The Abraham Accords, brokered by President Trump in 2020, provide a new paradigm for Middle East peace that has succeeded despite regional conflicts.

July 28

Could Senator Adam Schiff really go to jail over alleged mortgage fraud?

FHFA Director Pulte alleges Senator Schiff falsified bank documents by claiming his Maryland home as primary residence while doing the same in California to gain tax breaks

July 28

America must win the AI race — and prepare for the worst

The race for artificial intelligence supremacy requires both bold innovation and vigilant security measures as America exports not just technology but values to counter China's approach

July 28

The war on reading: Children in the crosshairs

The decline in American literacy rates is creating a generation with weaker critical thinking skills as reading for pleasure hits a 40-year low despite billions in education spending.

July 28

America’s crime drop isn’t a coincidence. Trump’s immigration policies are working

Crime rates fall as immigration enforcement increases under Trump administration, with violent crime now lower than pre-pandemic 2019 levels according to new report

July 27

RILEY GAINES: Trump did right thing with DOE cuts, now Congress needs to get in the game

Supreme Court ruling on Department of Education enables first wave of staff cuts as Congressional lawmakers should consider permanent dissolution of controversial federal agency.

July 27

WaPo editorial admits entertainment is destroying society, calls Trump 'a one-person digital diversion'

A Washington Post column showed how entertainment is destroying society while some Gen Z "refuseniks" offer hope by walking away from technology, seeking silence and restoration.

July 27

KEVIN SORBO: What if Hercules ignored his gut?

From comic book dreams to Hercules and faith films, Kevin Sorbo examines the power of listening to inner callings and the meaningful second chances that come from life's nudges.

July 27

Why progressives fail homeless Americans and attack effective alternatives

Despite billions spent on homelessness, Denver and Seattle have seen dramatic increases while effective grassroots efforts are condemned for not conforming to ideological standards.