OPINION11 hours agoArnon Mishkin: Could abortion decide the 2020 election? Both sides should be careful what they wish forA look at recent polling about abortion suggests that two factors may have a profound impact on voting – and not necessarily the way proponents of each side of the divisive issue would like.
OPINION19 hours agoTara McClary Reeves: This Memorial Day, remember Ralph Johnson, who traded his life for your freedom For me, the last Monday of May is one of the most important dates on America’s calendar.
iStockOPINION17 hours agoMatt Hammitt: What men have to say about abortion may surprise youWhen I opened up Twitter recently the trending topic that appeared above my feed was “A Discussion on Why Men Shouldn’t Ignore the Push to Criminalize Abortion.”
5 hours agoKristen Waggoner: Babies aren’t cancerCancer destroys a person’s body and ends a person’s dreams. Babies bring joy and beauty and make us mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers.
6 hours agoChristen Limbaugh Bloom: How being vulnerable can actually be fun (no, really)It’s no secret that vulnerability gets a bad rap in today’s culture. From our dating lives to the work world, many of us adopt the fear that if we show all of our cards, we’ll get burned.
7 hours agoTommy Behnke: Trump’s troop surge won’t contain Iran; Trump’s deal-making willPresident Trump’s instincts are right: war with Iran is not in American interests.
11 hours agoArnon Mishkin: Could abortion decide the 2020 election? Both sides should be careful what they wish forA look at recent polling about abortion suggests that two factors may have a profound impact on voting – and not necessarily the way proponents of each side of the divisive issue would like.
16 hours agoMike Kerrigan: Mutual assured destruction, and other pleasing childhood summer memoriesMany children who came of age in the 80s did so conspicuously afraid of nuclear war. The United States and Soviet arsenals cast a long shadow as the Cold War raged. To trepid adolescents, it seemed only a matter of time before these two toughest kids on the block squared off once and for all.
16 hours agoJon Summers: Electric vehicles are paving the way to bipartisanship this Memorial DayMembers of Congress should work together on a bipartisan basis to give Americans tax incentives to buy electric vehicles.
17 hours agoMatt Hammitt: What men have to say about abortion may surprise youWhen I opened up Twitter recently the trending topic that appeared above my feed was “A Discussion on Why Men Shouldn’t Ignore the Push to Criminalize Abortion.”
17 hours agoMichael Knowles: Tim Cook gives terrible advice to graduatesDuring Tulane University’s recent commencement ceremony, Apple CEO Tim Cook confessed to the graduating class that “in some important ways, my generation has failed you.” He’s right, but for all the wrong reasons.
18 hours agoNewt Gingrich: The Medal of Honor is a proud American traditionOn this Memorial Day, as you are spending time with loved ones, I hope you will reflect on the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice have made our nation the strongest, most prosperous, and freest in history.
18 hours agoTy Pennington: How a little girl named Boey changed the way I look at lifeThese are the influences that really impact and change you, that set you apart from what you were before you met them.
19 hours agoTara McClary Reeves: This Memorial Day, remember Ralph Johnson, who traded his life for your freedomEvery year, the approach of Memorial Day is heralded by advertisements for weekend appliance sales, vehicle discounts, and mattress price drops. Many Americans celebrate it with backyard barbecues, family road trips, or by opening their swimming pools. For most, it has become little more than an unofficial signal of summer’s arrival. But for me, the last Monday of May is one of the most important dates on America’s calendar.
19 hours agoDan Gainor: Liberal media attack Constitution and democratic institutionsThe people who most want to undermine the United States are on the left – and the liberal news media are helping them. Liberals are attacking our Constitution, Supreme Court, bicameral legislature and our very electoral system.
1 day agoSen. Tom Cotton: 'Flags In' at Arlington National CemeteryArlington National Cemetery, more than any other place, embodies the reverence and love that we, the living, hold for our fallen.
1 day agoDeroy Murdock: Liberate Americans to shop for medical careThe Department of Health and Human Services is weighing a price-transparency rule that would make purchasing medical care more like the rest of the economy.
1 day agoJustin Haskins: AOC and Bernie Sanders want to turn post offices into banks – Uh, no thanks, comradesAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders want post offices to provide government-run socialized banking. This Big Government scheme is unneeded and would be a huge waste of taxpayer dollars.
1 day agoHafeez Lakhani: ‘Adversity score’ for college admissions plagued with problemsParents and high school students are worried that the new College Board "adversity score" will make it harder for students from affluent backgrounds to get admitted to colleges.
1 day agoTim Head: Children being bought and sold for sex are the hidden victims of the border crisisThe American public, the press, and Congress should recognize the horrors inflicted on migrants who are bought and sold for sex.
1 day agoCollege Board CEO Coleman: No ‘adversity score’ changes SAT scoresThe College Board, which oversees the SAT exam that most colleges use to help evaluate students applying for college, has come under misinformed criticism recently. The target has been a new tool that gives admissions officers some context about where students grew up and what challenges they faced.
1 day agoJim Denney: Would Walt Disney approve of 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' theme park? The answer will surprise youWalt Disney had a lot to say about the future -- both humanity’s future in space and Disneyland’s future expansion.
1 day agoSally Pipes: 'Medicare-for-all' is worse than the CBO says it is (much worse)A new report from the Congressional Budget Office reveals that a single-payer plan could be "potentially disruptive" to the U.S. health care system, but the dangers are even more severe than it states.
1 day agoPaul Batura: 25 years after graduation, here are 7 things college never taught meWhile college opened a whole new world to me in terms of academics, there are plenty of practical and critical things that no academic course could ever teach. Here are seven of them.
1 day agoJared Cohen: When a 'troll' met the presidentOn August 27, 1881, then vice president Arthur had received the first of several dozen letters from a mysterious pen pal named Julia Sand.
1 day agoWalter R. Borneman: Memorial Day -- Remembering when blue stars turned to goldDuring World War II, one could walk down any street in America – from row houses on the west side of Cleveland to farmhouses scattered across the plains of Kansas – and see Blue Star banners hanging in front windows.
1 day agoDonna Brazile: We must protect our elections from foreign interferenceWe must know the extent of Russian campaign espionage and sabotage in our 2016 presidential election to guard against it occurring again in 2020.
1 day agoJoshua Rogers: God knocked me down and had a very good reason for doing itA few years ago, I was on the verge of my dream job, one I had been working towards for years. Other than a few logistics to settle before I officially signed on the dotted line, it was finally mine – almost. In a last-minute surprise, a shift in funding at the company eliminated the position. I was devastated.
OPINIONMay 11Janice Dean: As a mom, I’ve learned that sometimes it’s the little things that have the biggest impact
OPINIONMay 11Joshua Rogers: It looked like a thief was in my friend's house – he was in for a big surprise
2 days agoNewt Gingrich: No, Mayor Pete, erasing Thomas Jefferson isn’t ‘right thing to do’Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg is wrong in trying to cut Democratic Party ties with the founder of the party -- President Thomas Jefferson.
2 days agoHans von Spakovsky: Dems support cover-up by opposing Trump disclosure order on campaign surveillanceActing in the interests of transparency and justice, President Trump took exactly the right action Thursday night when he gave Attorney General William Barr new authority to disclose information dealing with what Barr has called “spying” on the Trump election campaign in 2016.
2 days agoDouglas MacKinnon: Milkshake attacks are not funny -- Left needs to condemn vile pranks before it's too lateLet's hope the left will speak out against nasty pranks on conservative politicians before someone on their side escalates these acts into something truly terrible.
2 days agoSean Gallagher: Possible pardons for my brother, others are about saving military justice, not upending itThe leak from a Pentagon staffer to the New York Times last Saturday about the president requesting pardon paperwork for soldiers, including my brother, was executed to perfection.
2 days agoMatthew Brodsky: The Trump administration is creating momentum for Palestinian-Israeli peaceThe administration is stepping outside the parameters of past failed peace initiatives.
