Opinion - Page 70

December 19

MIKE POMPEO: The Islamic Republic is on the ropes. Time for Trump, Iranians to finish the job

Ex-Secretary of State Pompeo argues Iran's regime is crumbling under Trump policies, citing military defeats and economic collapse as evidence Islamic Republic faces imminent downfall.

December 18

Scandal leaves International Criminal Court grasping for legitimacy amid probe of Israel

ICC prosecutor Karim Khan faces explosive sexual assault allegations while pursuing Israeli arrest warrants, raising questions about institutional credibility.

December 18

The America first National Security Strategy — through the eyes of 'We the People'

Trump's America First strategy matches public demand for stronger military against China, yet Americans favor more NATO support than suggested.

December 18

MORNING GLORY: RIP Norman Podhoretz

Conservative intellectual Norman Podhoretz, whose Commentary Magazine editorship influenced American political discourse and potentially Reagan's presidency, has passed away.

December 18

Republicans have a generational opportunity to fix what Barack Obama broke

This proposed eight-point healthcare plan to bypass the Affordable Care Act features catastrophic insurance plans across state lines and universal HSA eligibility.

December 17

DR MARC SIEGEL: We all need the light and miracle of Hanukkah right now

Dr. Marc Siegel connects Hanukkah's message of light over darkness to recent terror attacks in Australia and Brown University shootings in Providence.

December 17

I was 15 and trusted the 'experts' on gender care. Turns out, they were winging it

Detransitioner shares personal testimony about receiving irreversible medical treatment as a teenager, citing doctors who admitted to "winging it" with experimental care.

December 17

Taxpayer cash, zero accountability: Minnesota fraud proves welfare is broken

Analysis reveals U.S. welfare system's structural flaws promote fraud over outcomes, with Minnesota case showing need for pay-for-results reform approach.

December 17

I own a tutoring company and your child’s 4.0 GPA probably isn’t real

Grade inflation crisis: 90% of parents think kids are proficient, but only 22% of 12th graders meet math standards, and SAT/ACT scores expose the truth.

December 16

Elites call the South backward — but walking it revealed America's next boom

My cross-country journey through the great state of North Carolina reveals hurricane recovery, job growth and family values that challenge outsider assumptions about Southern states.