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Demonstrating that we're really, really angry isn't a protest — it's a temper tantrum that achieves nothing of value and won't bring about any meaningful change.
This subject is fraught with complications and vehement disagreement, but some solutions could and should gain wide acceptance among voters and our elected officials.
In a flurry of recent executive orders and policy announcements, Donald Trump and his administration are now moving aggressively to revitalize nuclear energy in the United States.
Memorial Day thought: There's never a possibility of a refund to those who gave much more than their fair share. Revere them always.
The 2024 lawfare debacle was the stuff of banana republics. Actions taken by the president to prevent recurrence may look like retribution, but they are absolutely necessary.
Imagine, just for a moment, the newly elected pope and the American president joining forces to do great things for the world.
We will all benefit from Elon Musk's efforts on DOGE — even those who opposed it violently.
Trying to determine the level of success of a number of the president's initiatives and plans.
It's one thing to talk about deporting illegals. It's another to carry it out millions of times.
The easy problems will fix themselves. We hire presidents to take on the truly tough ones that can ultimately do us in.
International crisis it was not, but the Signal group chat kerfuffle deserves some attention — and some clarity.
As predicted, the Nazi nightmare seems to be materializing — but from where?
Let's base all political decisions solely on reflexive disagreement with whatever the other side does. What could go wrong?
Continuing to ignore our Social Security mess may be politically astute, but it's economic malpractice.
The shouting match is irrelevant. We need to find a way to heal the breach and stop the killing.
There is no such thing as change without consequences, including some adverse ones.
Democrats need a new public enemy right now. How about Musk? He's available!
Hey Democrats, if you want to win back disaffected voters, don't keep blocking the changes they voted for.
The president sends the right message at the wrong time and place.
