Opinion - Page 62

January 21

It's not too late, you're not too old: National champion Curt Cignetti just proved it

Curt Cignetti leads Indiana University to College Football National Championship after undefeated season, transforming the program into champions in just two years.

January 20

Chicago kids are dying while Mayor Johnson fights Trump, ICE and reality

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson prioritizes immigration policy over local children's safety, citing despite the high number of school-age shootings since taking office in 2024.

January 20

Greenland is America's front door — forgetting that has dangerous consequences

Greenland's rare earth deposits and Arctic shipping lanes become focal points of U.S.-China-Russia competition as melting ice opens new trade routes and Beijing seeks regional leverage.

January 20

LEE CARTER: Trump's approval ratings reveal what legacy media refuses to see

President Donald Trump's low approval ratings one year in don't signal failure, but delivery on campaign promises, creating unsettling stability without consensus in divided America.

January 20

MORNING GLORY: President Donald Trump has become the 'punisher in chief'

Trump's first year back delivers major wins on border security, energy, and foreign policy while Vice President Vance emerges as a rising political star for 2028.

January 20

LIZ PEEK: Trump's first year: The good, the great and the foolish

Donald Trump faces declining approval ratings despite major accomplishments in his second presidential term, including border security and economic growth.

January 19

GREG GUTFELD: Scott Adams was the man who interrogated reality and made it talk

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld reveals how the "Dilbert" creator's daily podcast and philosophy transformed his thinking and helped him become a better version of himself.

January 19

SEC BROOKE ROLLINS: Trump brings whole milk back to schools, undoing Obama’s war on real food

President Trump signs Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, restoring whole milk to schools as Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins champions nutrition reform.

January 19

Jewish safety in New York depends on clear lines and moral courage from Mamdani

NYC's new mayor implements buffer zones around synagogues after dialogue with religious leader following violent protests outside Park East Synagogue.

January 19

California’s hatred for capitalism is killing the goose that laid its golden egg

California's proposed billionaire tax on unrealized gains drives entrepreneurs like Elon Musk to Texas, threatening Silicon Valley's innovation economy.