Opinion - Page 57

January 28

DAVID MARCUS: Spurning Trump means Mayor Jacob Frey owns Minneapolis mess

Trump offers Minneapolis Mayor Frey a deal on immigration enforcement, demanding cooperation with federal agents in exchange for reduced operations.

January 28

Moulton says ICE comparisons to Nazi Germany are not extreme in CNN interview

Rep. Seth Moulton compared ICE to Nazi Germany's Gestapo amid growing criticism of Trump administration immigration enforcement tactics.

January 28

MIKE DAVIS: Why surrender is not an option for ICE's Minnesota mission

Federal immigration enforcement faces resistance in Minneapolis as ICE operations spark protests and violence between agents and activists.

January 28

I've worked thousands of money laundering cases — fraud is a national security threat

Minnesota fraud cases involving daycare centers and medical providers demonstrate how fraud serves as an entry point for money laundering and organized crime.

January 28

I'm an American farmer — empty USDA offices means fewer family farms

Conservation programs like Environmental Quality Incentives Program face delivery challenges as USDA loses thousands of employees, forcing farmers to wait longer.

January 28

A therapist's warning: Trump didn't break America — permanent outrage did

Over the past decade, a psychological pattern has spread across American life, crossing class and geography: chronic political anxiety marked by outrage and a constant sense of threat.

January 28

I worked for Justice Alito. What I saw up close shatters the media smear

Louisiana solicitor general defends Justice Alito against media criticism, citing personal clerkship experience and revealing the justice's humble character.

January 28

Hollywood’s selective silence on Iran exposes the lie of celebrity activism

Hollywood's selective outrage: celebrities wore ICE protest pins at Golden Globes while staying silent on Iran's brutal crackdown on freedom fighters.

January 27

The church is holy ground, not a stage for the left's political rage

I am walking across America and very disturbed by the recent church disruption by anti-ICE protesters. It crosses sacred boundaries. Let me tell you about my experience in Chicago.

January 27

JONATHAN TURLEY: Democrat politicians are risking lives with reckless anti-ICE rhetoric

Kris Mayes suggests Arizona's "Stand Your Ground" law could apply against ICE officers, sparking controversy. Attorney general's comments draw criticism as legally reckless.