Opinion - Page 253

July 14

SENATOR PETER WELCH: I’m a Democrat and we need to fix FEMA with local control

Proposed FEMA reform would speed up disaster funding, provide technical assistance to small towns, and protect pre-disaster mitigation funds nationwide

July 13

DAVID MARCUS: Musk’s Nazi AI glitch a flaming canary in our national coal mine

Elon Musk's AI bot Grok generated Nazi content and antisemitic conspiracy theories after an update, raising concerns about AI safety and its role in essential industries

July 13

How belief helps us endure natural disasters

Texas flood victims find resilience through faith communities that mobilize disaster relief efforts, serving as integral partners alongside state and federal agencies.

July 13

Being single isn’t a sin. The Bible says so and more Christians should agree

Exploring biblical views on singleness, this article challenges the idea that unmarried women over 30 defy God's design, showing both marriage and singleness as gifts with purpose

July 13

The stability of our great nation depends on preventing political violence

Political violence against elected officials has reached crisis levels with nearly 10,000 threats in 2024, spurring bipartisan security efforts after the Trump assassination attempt.

July 12

DAVID MARCUS: Trump is flunking his MAGA base’s Jeffrey Epstein test

Trump's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case tests the loyalty of his MAGA supporters, who demand transparency about government corruption rather than dismissive comments

July 12

Democrats want a return to the worst of 1960s radicalism and violence

Violent attacks against ICE and law enforcement coincide with inflammatory rhetoric, as history shows extremist violence has led to law-and-order electoral backlash

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