Opinion - Page 35

May 5

LEE CARTER: The quiet way politicians are choosing their voters (and why you should care more than you think)

Gerrymandering reshapes political power by letting mapmakers decide how votes are grouped, making some voices count more than others in U.S. elections.

May 5

MORNING GLORY: Dems' Bernie-backed oyster farmer hands Susan Collins a massive 2026 advantage

Maine's 2026 Senate race pits Republican Sen. Susan Collins against Democratic nominee Graham Platner, whose Nazi-era tattoo and bigoted posts are drawing increased scrutiny.

May 5

NEWT GINGRICH AND RACHEL PETERSON: Washington must act to stop massive government fraud

President Trump's executive order establishes a fraud task force chaired by Vice President JD Vance to prevent billions in government program losses.

May 5

LIZ PEEK: California voters fed up with Democrats may turn to Steve Hilton for change

Republican Steve Hilton could make history in deep blue California as he leads the governor's race, campaigning on lower taxes and common sense.

May 4

Dana Loesch: This ends up backfiring

Radio host Dana Loesch discusses the empty Palisades reservoir and a judge apologizing to the WHCA Dinner shooting suspect on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

May 4

Gen Z flocking to Catholic churches in NYC for youth groups, social events amid conversion boom

Gen Z reportedly attends church more than older generations, with Catholic parishes in New York City seeing a measurable shift in young adult attendance.

May 4

Laura: This is a roster of radicals

Fox News host Laura Ingraham calls out the embrace of Marxism and socialism  on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

May 4

US-Iran War will not be over until military operations resume: Jason Riley

Panelists Harris Faulkner, Jason Riley and Jessica Tarlov dissect the state of the U.S.-Iran War on ‘Special Report.’

May 4

WHCA Dinner suspect Cole Allen in court, judge raises solitary confinement concerns

White House Correspondent's Association Dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen is in court for a motion hearing. A judge voices grave concerns about his solitary confinement treatment. The 'Outnumbered' panel weighs in.

May 4

STEVE FORBES: Regulators risk destroying local TV by blocking key media merger

The Nexstar-Tegna transaction could bolster local television journalism by providing the scale needed to compete with Big Tech and streaming giants.