OPINION

Megan Rapinoe's Antics Are Going to Turn Americans Off Women's Soccer

Just when the World Cup win ought to be driving people to games and generating positive interest in the sport, Rapinoe is undermining our pride in America's team.

By Peter Roff

Opinion

Taking Driver's Licenses From the Poor to Make Them Pay Debt Makes No Sense

Forty-three states suspend or revoke driver's licenses for failure to pay court-imposed debt, which only further inhibits poor Americans' ability to come up with the cash.

By Leah Watson and Myesha Braden

Opinion

Iran's Nuclear Clock is Ticking Once Again. Here's How to Stop It

With Tehran's demanded sanction relief nowhere in sight, the United States must assume time is again running out to prevent a nuclear Iran.

By Eric Edelman, Michael Makovsky and Jonathan Ruhe

Opinion

Payroll Tax Has Become a Monster. It Needs to be Replaced

It's the funding source for Social Security and Medicare, but it's become regressive and destructive. Candidates for 2020 should be looking to replace payroll taxes, not use them as a cash cow.

By Eugene Ludwig

Opinion

Evangelicals Are Less Likely To Welcome Refugees Than Non-Believers

You'd think the church would be all over helping the vulnerable. Think again.

By Heather Thompson Day

Opinion

The Ross Perot I Knew Was a Billionaire Populist, but He Was No Trump

Yes, the two business leaders agreed on some key issues and led unorthodox campaigns that upset traditional politics, but they were very different men.

By Gerald Posner

Opinion

Nicki Minaj Has Hit Pause on Saudi Arabia. She's Not Alone

Not everyone, it seems, accepts Saudi Arabia—even when they're paid handsomely for their acceptance.

By Abrar Hussain

Opinion

The Groundbreaking Moment in the 2020 Race That No One Noticed

The fact Pete Buttigieg and Seth Moulton went on record with their experiences of PTSD and depression suggests Americans are becoming far more accepting of mental health issues.

By Jack Brewster

Opinion

The Real Reason Republicans Call Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez a Liar

Republicans now routinely refer to AOC as a liar. They don't bother to offer proof. But it's not about facts at all.

By Brian L. Ott

Opinion

I See Islamic Leaders Calling for Tolerance More Than Ever

Muslim leaders, scholars, academics and religious teachers have come together and laid out concrete actions to reconcile, not radicalize, our future generations.

By Mohammad al-Issa

Opinion

Trump Should Push Qatari Emir to End Unfair Subsidies

No other country on the planet can match our overall economic strength —without cheating, anyway. Unfortunately, some countries do cheat.

By Newt Gingrich

Opinion

Legislating for Gig Workers' Rights is Only Way to Save the American Dream

Ride-share companies are among the innovators who have built our new economy. But the system is truly broken. It's time to innovate in legislation too, and California can lead the way.

By Linda Valdivia and David Huerta

                                    
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