Opinion - Page 273

June 19

MORNING GLORY: President Trump and the biggest decision of his life

Trump's potential action against Iran's nuclear program could fulfill his decade-old promise to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, joining presidents who ended major conflicts.

June 18

How a keffiyeh-wearing keynote speaker sparked boos for Jews at my UCLA graduation

UCLA's humanities commencement speaker sparks controversy by wearing a keffiyeh and delivering a speech that led to Jewish Studies graduates being booed amid campus political tensions

June 18

The Supreme Court did the right thing. I know because I was part of a horrifying gender transition

Prisha Mosley details her transition journey, supporting the Supreme Court ruling that allows states to protect children from harmful gender-transition procedures

June 18

Universities abandon Jewish students amid dangerous tide of social media disinformation

Disinformation on social media threatens truth on American university campuses, with Jewish students affected by antisemitic content amid declining platform moderation.

June 18

DAVID MARCUS: Trump’s base trusts him to play strong hand in Iran

Trump faces a critical decision on Iran's nuclear program, with his base likely supporting decisive action despite MAGA influencers warning of alienating supporters

June 18

STEVE MOORE: The good, the bad and the ugly in the Senate's 'big beautiful' tax bill

Senate's tax bill draft maintains Trump tax cuts, caps SALT deductions at $10,000, and limits tax-free tips, but fails to cut corporate tax rate or expand Health Savings Accounts.

June 18

Anti-woke lawsuit may unintentionally threaten Trump's coal revival agenda

New lawsuit against asset managers may harm coal industry by removing critical investment capital, creating obstacles to Trump's clean coal vision.

June 18

SEAN DUFFY: Take a Great American Road Trip and rediscover our amazing country

Transportation Secretary invites Americans to explore the country through the great American road trip, featuring 250 destinations for the nation's 250th anniversary.

June 18

BEN CARSON: After COVID confusion, how can we rebuild trust in public health leaders?

Contradictory COVID-19 policies and dismissal of scientific debate undermined trust in health institutions, contributing to declining vaccination rates and measles outbreaks.

June 17

MacCallum on Iran: 'They don't have much...without the threat of nuclear war'

Fox News host Martha MacCallum questions how much longer Iran can last in its conflict with Israel at the rate it is using its missiles and without having nuclear weapons ready to be used, on 'Special Report'