Opinion - Page 169

July 12

BROADCAST BIAS: Networks downplay violent attacks on ICE to push immigration agenda

Violent incidents targeting ICE and Border Patrol received limited network coverage, with CBS and PBS offering brief reports on immigration enforcement

July 11

NYC Mayor Eric Adams isn't gagging speech – his mask ban protects New Yorkers

Legal analysis supports Mayor Adams' face covering restrictions as a necessary public safety measure, not an assault on free speech, according to constitutional precedents.

July 11

JONATHAN TURLEY: Justice Jackson plays pundit to dismay of SCOTUS colleagues

Supreme Court Justice Jackson's view that opinions are her chance to 'tell people how I feel' raises concerns about judicial advocacy and the Court's role

July 11

Make America Beautiful Again: Let’s restore our natural legacy from sea to shining sea

A new bipartisan commission aims to restore America's conservation legacy by uniting leaders to protect natural beauty and expand outdoor heritage

July 11

How the CBO got it wrong again: Trump's economic bill set to generate trillions in surplus, not debt

Republican legislation criticized by media will slash deficits through economic growth, tariff revenue and deportation while cutting taxes on tips and overtime.

July 11

BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: How state law could force priests to choose between jail or excommunication

Washington state's legislation requiring priests to report child abuse disclosed in confession faces opposition from bishops and the Justice Department as a threat to religious liberty.

July 11

Leftist lawmakers want to make homeless encampments a nationwide crisis

Democratic Representatives Jayapal and Frost's Housing Not Handcuffs Act would allow unregulated homeless encampments on public land across America

July 10

Gutfeld!: What women does Michelle Obama think are invisible?

The 'Gutfeld!' panelists discuss when men and women are most confident following Michelle Obama's latest podcast episode.

July 10

DAVID MARCUS: In Texas, warning signs for Trump on mass deportations

The Trump administration's deportation measures are causing emotional reactions across communities, with confusion about who will be targeted and potential industry exceptions

July 10

DAVID MARCUS: In wake of Kerrville flood, locals ignore blame game

Hill Country locals reject political blame games after deadly floods, viewing the disaster as an unstoppable act of nature while focusing on community support