OPINION
Three Things We Need: Bipartisanship, Innovation and National Security | Opinion
America has long had its eye on a range of critical areas, ensuring that we have domestic production and do not have to rely upon unfriendly foreign sources.
The 'COVID-19 Hate Crimes' Bill Is a Thought Crime Bill | Opinion
The Overton window continues to shift.
The Jury Was 'Under Extraordinary Pressure' To Convict Chauvin | Opinion
The correct constitutional approach is to permit protests while insulating the jury from them.
Innovation Is Not Enough | Opinion
The talent to create innovations ultimately follows the production facility.
Weather Stations Underpin Effective Climate Action—We Need More of Them | Opinion
Weather data is a public good.
Let's Multiply Non-College Career Pathways for Young Americans | Opinion
Our education system should aim to provide more graduating high school students with the options to either pursue a college education or to start working with the prospect of a successful career.
When Everything is Racist There's No Room for Reason | Opinion
One result of these patterns is the Left's distortion of any discussion about the relationship between the issues of border security, immigration and voter integrity.
An American Repudiation of Tlaib and Waters | Opinion
Demagogically encouraging the rule of the mob clearly is a violation of every member of Congress's responsibility to uphold the rule of law and the Constitution.
Biden Needs to Call Genocide By Its Bloody Name | Opinion
Governments must call genocide by its ugly name. Recognition is the first step in healing communities affected by genocide.
Most Voters Don't Want More Judges on the High Court | Opinion
The Democrats are returning to their roots during Joe Biden's presidency. The Clintonian concession that the "era of big government" was over has been nullified.
My Grandmother Waited Her Whole Life for That Guilty Verdict | Opinion
I believe there are good people in this country who are ready for change. We saw of them on the jury in the Derek Chauvin trial. It's time for the rest of America to take note. It's time for you to make my grandmother proud. She's been waiting her whole life.
Finding Identity for Armenian Genocide Survivors Is Still a Struggle | Opinion
The attempted ethnic cleansing in 1915 of Armenians, the world's first Christian nation, is one of the darkest chapters in history.
Chauvin's Guilty Verdict Proves You Can Support Black Lives and Police | Opinion
This was a trial over whether Americans believe that reasonable policing means you can kneel on someone's neck for over nine minutes until they die. It was a trial over whether you can say that black lives matter while also insisting on respecting the police officers in your community.
Yes, Russia Is a Threat to the United States | Opinion
The U.S. must take the Russian threat seriously and not let down its defenses.
Russia: A Problem, Not a Threat | Opinion
Russia is a problem to be managed pragmatically and with coolheaded realism.
Why Derek Chauvin's Guilty Verdict May Be Overturned | Opinion
The Sheppard case is instructive in trying to understand our own moment—especially the crucial question of whether the guilty verdict against Chauvin will hold. And the Sheppard precedent may just result in Chauvin's guilty verdict being overturned by the Supreme Court.
Chauvin's Guilty Verdict Isn't the End. It's the Beginning of an Era of Police Accountability | Opinion
When historians and political scientists of the future look back at what sparked such significant change against entrenched interests, they'll look back on cases like the Derek Chauvin murder trial.
Why Brands Need to Interact with Gen Z Through a Purpose-Driven Lens | Opinion
By meeting Gen Z where they are, brands and institutions can help them drive meaningful social change.
The Separation of Powers Protects Our Freedom | Opinion
Earlier this month, I filed suit against the U.S. Treasury to preserve Missouri's ability to cut taxes, ensuring that the federal government is kept in check—and illustrating the importance of the separation of powers.
Stop Trying to Replace the Police | Opinion
Since the death of George Floyd, activists and political leaders have redoubled their longstanding calls for a radical overhaul of American policing.
Countless Lives Have Been Cut Short by Marijuana | Opinion
In the discussion of whether marijuana legalization and commercialization is a policy change worth trying, these stories are something the marijuana industry doesn't want you to know.