Opinion - Page 247

July 25

DR MARC SIEGEL: The health and times of Hulk Hogan

Despite health challenges, Hulk Hogan remained an inspirational figure in pro-wrestling with his larger-than-life personality, famous 'Rocky III' appearance, and physical vitality.

July 25

We can’t abolish America's largest teachers union. But Congress can do something else

The STUDENT Act would reform the NEA's federal charter, requiring the teachers union to be less partisan and more accountable amid criticism of its political activities.

July 25

What James Carville doesn’t get about voter priorities

Democrats must develop their own agenda beyond opposing Trump to win in 2028, including economic reforms and a positive assertion of democratic values.

July 25

High-speed rail isn't California's only expensive boondoggle

From failed fire hydrants to Medicaid schemes, California's fiscal problems extend beyond high-speed rail as taxpayers and businesses flee high taxes and regulations.

July 25

BOZELL, GRAHAM: Trump successfully defunds NPR and PBS and he's just getting started

President Donald Trump's rescission package cutting NPR and PBS funding represents a major turning point in the debate over government-funded media amid accusations of bias

July 24

GREGG JARRETT: Newly declassified documents destroy Russian collusion hoax

Newly released report exposes how Obama and Brennan allegedly manipulated intelligence to create a narrative that Putin helped Trump win despite contrary evidence

July 24

DAVID MARCUS: Biden's autopen poised for $10M payday

Former president Joe Biden's $10 million memoir contract sparks skepticism about his ability to author the book, with speculation that staffers who ran his administration will write it

July 24

DAVID MARCUS: Why Trump's major triumphs will outlast his polling dip

Despite implementing historic tax cuts, border security, and tariffs, Trump's approval ratings have dropped as his bold policy moves please some voters while alienating others

July 24

Why Fetterman is right: The fight against cashless stores defends Main Street and working-class Americans

Sen. John Fetterman's push to ban cashless-only businesses protects unbanked Americans, reduces fees for small businesses and preserves economic freedom for the working class.

July 24

MORNING GLORY: President Trump and the next six months – the second reconciliation

The president's accomplishments include closing the border, targeting Iran's nuclear program, implementing tax credits for schools, and challenging elite universities.