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Opinion February 8

Whispering death: Army’s new M1E3 Abrams tank is a hybrid-drive silent killer

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's 'Arsenal of Freedom Tour' showcases the new, hybrid M1E3 Abrams tank, five years ahead of schedule because of a wartime pace.

Opinion February 8

From 4 wins to Super Bowl contender — the secret behind the Patriots’ epic turnaround

NFL's epic comeback story reveals three essential changes for success: transforming mindset, shifting attitude and committing to decisive action.

Opinion February 7

DAVID MARCUS: Only Hegseth can save storied Virginia Military Institute from woke state lawmakers

Pete Hegseth backs the Virginia Military Institute as state lawmakers threaten funding over alleged racism. Federal intervention looms for the historic college.

Opinion February 7

JONATHAN TURLEY: Grandstanding Newsom will stop at nothing to ride the rails to glory in 2028

California's high-speed rail project burns $12 billion with zero track laid as costs soar to perhaps $128 billion for 171-mile segment delayed by decades.

Opinion February 7

PRISHA MOSLEY: Doctors took my body apart for gender ‘care.’ Now they admit it was wrong

Detransitioner speaks out after American Medical Association and plastic surgeons quietly reverse policies on gender surgeries for minors.

Opinion February 7

MIKE DAVIS: 2 assassination plots, 2 judges and 2 brands of justice

Trump-appointed judge sentences would-be Trump assassin to life, while Biden judge gives alleged Kavanaugh assassin just 8 years. A tale of two judges.

Opinion February 7

BROADCAST BIAS: ‘Public’ media furious Washington Post cut back on anti-Trump crusade

Former Washington Post editor Marty Baron appears on PBS to criticize the Jeff Bezos strategy of cutting the paper's staffing by 300 employees.

Opinion February 6

Benghazi arrest delivers long-overdue justice and reminds America who failed our fallen

The capture of Benghazi suspect al-Bakoush sends an unmistakable message that America will forget its fallen, and justice will be pursued regardless of time or politics.

Opinion February 6

The sun is stronger than our electric grid — and we are defenseless against it

Recent X8-class solar flare activity reveals critical weaknesses in America's power grid, where geomagnetic currents could destroy transformers and trigger prolonged blackouts.

Opinion February 6

From the Olympic Village to Little League fields, sports still hold America together

Sports diplomacy shows path forward as North Korean and South Korean athletes demonstrated unity at 2018 Winter Olympics amid political tensions.

Opinion February 6

SEN JOHN KENNEDY: Democrats’ defund-the-police plan failed, but here they go again

Democrat officials target ICE and Border Patrol using similar tactics that previously undermined Minneapolis police after George Floyd's death.