Opinion - Page 62

Trump’s AI strategy will defeat America before China even tries

When I served as the elected county commissioner president, a familiar phrase echoed through local government whenever new regulations were proposed: “Educate, don’t legislate.”...

Trump’s tariffs are dragging down the GOP in the midterm elections

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump took the stage at the Republican midterm convention and bragged that his tariff regime had led to “the...

Stop the billion-dollar boondoggles: Washington spends, you get the bill

Washington has a spending problem, and the American people are stuck with the bill.  While families across the country sit around kitchen tables balancing their...

El Sayed can’t dismiss his buddy Hasan Piker as just a ‘social media streamer’

Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed wants everyone to stop talking about his terrorist-supporting, America-hating buddy Hasan Piker, even though el Sayed made...

Polish foreign minister: Russia is attacking all of NATO

KYIV, Ukraine — Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski sat for an interview with me at Poland’s Embassy in Kyiv this week. Sikorski had arrived...

Pete Hegseth’s positive Patriot missile partnership with Germany

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth deserves praise for his agreement with German defense minister Boris Pistorius to bolster the production of key munitions. The deal...

Want to save Social Security? Raise the retirement age to 75

From the end of World War II up to about the time President John F. Kennedy approved sending additional Special Forces troops to Vietnam,...

The best medical AI won’t replace your doctor. It will finally give them time to be one

Let’s start with the obvious: Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept waiting to enter healthcare. It is already changing how diseases are...

The cannon is loaded. It’s time to light the fuse on America’s building boom

Permitting reform has been one of Washington’s most discussed and least accomplished priorities for years. That trend is now shifting. Stakeholders who rarely agree...

Campaigns are burning $11.6 billion on ads. Speed is what actually wins

AdImpact projects that political advertising will reach $11.6 billion in the 2026 election cycle, surpassing both the $8.9 billion midterm election record set in...
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