Opinion - Page 239

August 11

I had to leave California to save my business. Now there’s hope

Veteran trucker describes fleeing California due to AB 5 restrictions and supports Rep. Kiley's legislation to restore independent contractor freedoms across America

August 11

DC Democrats risk losing public trust by dodging youth crime crisis Trump is addressing

Democrats must address D.C.'s rising juvenile crime honestly rather than avoiding the issue, as federal overreach from Donald Trump threatens local autonomy.

August 11

DAN GAINOR: The media are time traveling back to 2017 to find their mojo and talking points

Journalists covering Trump's new presidency employ unchanged tactics from his first term, including controversial comparisons and biased reporting.

August 11

I'm leading Trump's antisemitism task force. We must protect Jewish people now and forever

DOJ antisemitism task force addresses rising campus hate and street violence against Jewish Americans while pushing for permanent safeguards under Trump administration

August 11

The next big tax threat is coming from your state capital

State pension funds across America are facing insolvency after years of poor investment choices, potentially forcing taxpayers to fund massive bailouts.

August 11

Texas gerrymandering battle doesn’t matter to voters. They lose either way

Texas gerrymandering fight exemplifies why 78% of Americans believe political elites play by different rules while ignoring kitchen-table issues

August 10

Hollywood's 'progressive snowflake era' is over with shows now 'hot, horny and white,' NYT guest essay says

A New York Times columnist claims Hollywood's progressive era is ending, citing examples like Basic Instinct reboot and Netflix's The Hunting Wives as evidence

August 10

Bill Maher blasts AI technology for 'a-- kissing' its 'extremely needy' human users

Real Time host Bill Maher compares Americans' reliance on praise-giving AI technology to sycophantic behavior reminiscent of Trump supporters

August 10

DAVID MARCUS: Democrat New England is the most gerrymandered region in American history

New England Democrats hold all 21 House seats across six states through gerrymandering while criticizing Texas Republicans for similar redistricting practices

August 10

MAX LUCADO: Finding peace and faith in God in the middle of the storm

God sometimes calms the storm and other times calms the child, as shown through biblical stories of Moses, Jesus, and modern testimonies of finding peace amid trials.