Opinion - Page 614

Years ago, California was considered a leader in governance. Thanks to the size of its markets and the perception of being on the cutting...

Between its unnerving cartoon animatronics, quirky theme song, and the very steep and wet drops that earned the attraction its name, Splash Mountain was...

Somewhere, amid its fart jokes, Netflix’s new comedy series Tires explores the daily struggle for contentment, or whatever passes for it in the meantime.  Tires,...

It is once again time for a round of water wars in California, as Gov. Gavin Newsom and President Joe Biden prepare to battle...

A Republican has not won a U.S. Senate election in New Jersey since 1972. New Jersey is a Democratic stronghold in the Northeast —...

Gov. Kathy Hochul‘s (D-NY) decision to backtrack on New York City’s congestion pricing plan reveals not just her dishonest character but also the conservative...

When Democratic politicians refuse to preserve law and order, people’s lives are put at risk in more ways than one. That is true even...

The policies of President Joe Biden’s administration are prolonging the war in Ukraine and benefitting Russia. The White House was unprepared for Moscow’s full-scale conquest and has consistently prevented Ukraine from stymieing the aggressor.  The partial lifting of prohibitions on using United States-supplied weapons,...

Joe Biden’s presidential campaign has made no meaningful effort to appeal to Republican voters. Despite this, some disenfranchised backers of former presidential candidate Nikki...

Today, we mark the 80th anniversary of the June 6, 1944, D-Day landings, when tens of thousands of soldiers from the United States, United...