Category: Opinion
The war on America’s Judeo-Christian roots threatens everything we share
The United States is a Judeo-Christian nation. That is not sentiment; it is history. Christianity does not exist without Judaism. The New Testament rests on the foundation of the Old. Jesus Christ was born a Jew, taught from the Hebrew Scriptures (what Christians call the Old Testament), and declared, as recorded in the Gospel of
MORNING GLORY: America is winning its battle with Iran. It’s only a matter of time
In the four months and three weeks since combat began with Iran, the United States has lost 17 or 18 of its warriors (with three or four killed over last weekend), with more than 420 others wounded. Sixty Israelis have been killed. More than 100 Iraqis have died as a result of the conflict. Our
MIKE PENCE: Here’s where we should look for the leadership America needs now more than ever
One year ago, America lost one of the architects of the modern conservative movement. But if the past 12 months have taught us anything, it is that America needs Ed Feulner’s example now more than ever. Dr. Ed Feulner never confused winning momentary political battles with securing long-term victory. While others chased headlines, Ed built
LIZ PEEK: The Trump economy is doing better than the media want to admit
President Donald Trump has a good story to tell on the economy; he should be telling it, because it’s a sure bet the liberal media will not. Consider the big picture: unemployment is low, real wages are rising, the stock market is high, investment is booming and inflation, though above the Federal Reserve’s target, came
House Republicans did what voters asked and we have the receipts. It’s up to the Senate
As I travel across South Carolina, whether I’m meeting with business owners, farmers, veterans or families at community events, I continue to hear the same question: “Congressman, if Republicans keep winning elections, why does it seem so difficult to get anything done in Washington?” It’s a fair question, and frankly, it’s one Republicans should answer.
ANDREW GIULIANI: How President Trump’s World Cup vision showed America at its very best
When President Donald Trump set his sights on bringing the FIFA World Cup back to the United States in 2018, he wasn’t just thinking about soccer. He was thinking about legacy—about uniting a country, welcoming the world and showing what American excellence looks like as we celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday. I remember the moment
LEE CARTER: Why I believe collapsing trust, not ideology, is reshaping American politics
After every recent election in which a democratic socialist or self-described progressive outsider scores an upset victory, the same debate erupts: Is America really moving that far to the left? Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rise in New York reignited the question. Before his campaign collapsed, Graham Platner’s meteoric rise in Maine sparked similar headlines. And now,
JONATHAN TURLEY: Democratic Socialists want to remake America in their image. That’s terrifying
“Imagine the end of capitalism.” Those words in the Democratic Socialists of America manifesto offer Americans a world without landlords, debt, mandatory work hours, and “food, education, energy, medicine, and transportation… are common goods and utilities.” The left often refers to radical changes as “reimagining” everything from police to the Supreme Court to prisons to
AMB. GORDON SONDLAND: Europe can’t condemn Iran, then complain when Trump finally acts to stop it
European leaders have spent years warning that Iran must never be permitted to acquire a nuclear weapon. They have condemned Tehran’s ballistic-missile program, its financing of terrorism, its use of proxy forces, its attacks on commercial shipping and its serial violations of international agreements. TRUMP’S 60-DAY IRAN DEAL REACHES HALFWAY MARK AS CEASEFIRE COLLAPSES INTO
RILEY GAINES: World Cup visitors are reminding Americans what makes this country great
Some of the most wholesome stories on the internet lately haven’t come from celebrities or influencers. They’ve come from people visiting America for the first time because of the World Cup. Take Sebastian, for example. Sebastian is a German soccer fan who flew to the United States initially apprehensive. Like so many people overseas, he’d