OPINION
Biden's First Judicial Nominees a Sign of What's to Come | Opinion
Regardless of how well Biden's nominees are received in our 50-50 Senate, the real fight will happen when 82‐year‐old Justice Stephen Breyer inevitably retires.
Suppressing Information Might Work in China, but We Should Not Stand for It | Opinion
A transparent government that is accountable to the people is a fundamental principle of our democracy.
Biden Should Listen to Americans and Return to the Iran Deal | Opinion
If democracy should prevail, President Joe Biden will soon return to the Iran nuclear deal. The president should feel confident in doing so because it's what Americans want.
Businesses Should Serve Customers, not Online Activists | Opinion
There are five tactical reasons that businesses—including companies that have come out against Georgia's election law—should rethink their highly publicized, and potentially costly, forays into politics.
Pro-Life Americans Must Help Defend the Democratic Process | Opinion
The abortion movement has every reason to fear the democratic process. From the start, it's run to the courts to impose an agenda so unpopular it could scarcely be achieved at the ballot box.
Lessons Learned on the Field: What the Shipping Industry Stands to Gain | Opinion
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are advancing each day and speeding up the time involved in paperwork and research. Automating the supply chain saves the industry money.
The Military Case for Biden's $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan | Opinion
As we Build Back Better after the COVID-19 pandemic and President Biden pushes forward with his $2 trillion infrastructure plan, we must recognize the importance of supporting strategic domestic industries that have an important role in protecting U.S. national and economic security.
Montana Ballot Review Shows the Risks of Mail-in Vote Fraud | Opinion
What makes the Montana investigation so important is that it is the only one so far that has looked at all the envelopes in a county.
Biden's Response to Partisan Gridlock? Building Back Boring | Opinion
Biden is excited about rebuilding America's "infrastructure," a word he uses constantly although it could be the dullest term in all of public policy.
Biden and the Middle East | Opinion
If there was ever a time for the U.S. to seriously consider a troop withdrawal from the Middle East, that time is now.
The GOP Needs A Pro-Growth Message and Pro-Growth Messengers | Opinion
Growth matters. The Republicans who followed Reagan into the White House either didn't get it or couldn't explain it.
Coastal Progressives: Your Boycott of Georgia Is Hurting Our Cause | Opinion
Punishing red states for passing bad laws might seem like good politics from New York or Los Angeles, but it actually harms those of us living in and working to make these states fairer, more equitable places.
The Truth about the Border Surge | Opinion
If we learned anything during the last five years, it's to think critically about language used by people in power—words have real-world consequences.
The Word 'Radicalization' Has Lost All Meaning. That's Very Dangerous | Opinion
If you want to figure out how someone commits an act of terrorism, you need to understand how, prior to this, they became convinced that killing people for politics is a good idea.
The Coalition of the Un-Woke | Opinion
The imperative of the moment demands that liberals join conservatives in an alliance against the neo-Marxism of wokeness.
Determining the Origins of COVID-19 is of Paramount Importance | Opinion
Ascertaining the origins of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is vital in order to address the current pandemic and reduce the risk of future ones.
Big Labor Gets a Vote on the House Floor | Opinion
Clearly, the majority of Americans recognize that forcing someone to support a private organization he or she disagrees with is wrong.
'Rustle of Spring': too Powerful for Cancelation | Opinion
Despite the idiotic excesses of contemporary "cancel culture," the emotional impulse behind it is nothing new.
Marijuana Legalization Isn't Delivering What Supporters Promised | Opinion
Lawmakers can try to hide from the facts, but the truth consistently comes out in data addressing marijuana's impact on communities, youth and more.
Derek Chauvin's Trial Is Retraumatizing Black People | Opinion
Chauvin's trial is dangling justice in front of a group of people starving for it. And it comes at the cost of our mental health.
Hugo Boss and Volkswagen Repeat History by Exploiting Enslaved Uyghurs | Opinion
The longer the free world dithers, takes half measures, or compromises its morals for profits and cheap goods, the longer the enslavement and suffering of the innocent Uyghurs will continue.
The Left Is Andrew Cuomo's Real Problem | Opinion
When voters have had a say, the far left has failed to get rid of Andrew Cuomo.