Opinion - Page 65

January 15

SEN RICHARD BLUMENTHAL: Crypto is a gamble our financial system doesn't need

Senate Banking Committee advances crypto legislation despite warnings from 2023 banking crisis. New report reveals crypto-linked taxpayer bailout.

January 15

California billionaires flee state’s wealth tax in the most-predictable result ever

California's proposed billionaire tax would retroactively tax net worth over $1 billion starting January 2026, forcing wealthy residents to leave or pay billions of dollars.

January 15

TALARICO, AUCHINCLOSS: Trump’s blood for oil strategy is as reckless as it is illegal

Democrat legislators warn that Congress must stop Trump's dangerous Venezuela military strikes before American troops have to deploy to guard oil operations.

January 15

Socialism cost me my country. Trump arresting Maduro might help us get it back

President Donald Trump's capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro creates uncertainty for the country's future as Vice President Delcy Rodríguez may cooperate.

January 14

Lobsters to tequila: Cargo theft is eating America’s lunch and driving up food prices

Trucking industry cargo theft epidemic drives higher grocery prices as House Judiciary Committee advances Combating Organized Retail Crime Act to strengthen law enforcement.

January 14

Why Holocaust remembrance matters as history is rewritten and antisemitism surges

As Holocaust Remembrance Day nears, two filmmakers warn that silencing uncomfortable truths about the past fuels modern antisemitism and dangerous historical revisionism.

January 14

An illegal immigrant killed my daughter — leftists march for Renee, not for Katie

Joe Abraham's daughter Katie was killed by illegal alien, and he contrasts the left's silence about her death with their outrage over recent ICE shooting incident.

January 14

'Zohranomics': NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s socialist math doesn’t add up

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani wants to emulate Sweden and Denmark's democratic socialism, but critics warn higher taxes would hit middle class despite lower per capita GDP outcomes.

January 13

Fairfax County library defends displaying Pride book in children's section after criticism

Fairfax County library defends controversial Pride-themed children's book "Grandad's Pride" in kids section, citing diversity policy amid criticism.

January 13

Why would a city mayor defend a dictator while his own streets continue to burn?

As I continue walking across America, I am appalled that people like Chicago's Mayor Johnson betray citizens by supporting dictators. Let me share my experience meeting everyday heroes.