Opinion: Roosting chickens
That loud clucking sound we are hearing from "sanctuary cities" and other cities run by Democrats is the consequence of lax immigration policies coming home to roost.
Opinion: The debt limit: Same old song
The very term "debt limit" makes a mockery of any kind of responsible budgeting. Each time the government reaches the "limit," it gets raised with the familiar scenarios that include threats of a government shutdown (an idea that increasingly appeals to some conservatives) and the claim that the "full faith and credit" of the U.S. is at stake.
Opinion: This should not be surprising
French President Emmanuel Macron is behaving like many other politicians.
Opinion: Israel at 75
Our days may come to 70 years, or 80, if our strength endures. (Psalm 90:10)
Opinion: More or less
Everywhere one looks these days it appears services and products cost more but deliver less than they once did. That seems especially true when it comes to the federal government.
Opinion: Politics then and now
From the beginning politics has always been a contact sport with competing interests attempting to achieve power over each other. A friend recently said to me he has never seen it so bad as it is today.
Opinion: Splitting the difference, or just splitting?
The Biden administration thinks it has found a compromise when it comes to transgender athletes who wish to play on women's sports teams.
Opinion: Trump unites, then divides
There are several ways of looking at the events that occurred this week inside a Manhattan courtroom and later at Donald Trump's home in Florida.
Opinion: For Trump: Character matters
Leaving aside all the sometimes legitimate and sometimes illegitimate responses from defenders of former President Donald Trump following his indictment by a New York grand jury, there is something that would have made all the difference for the 45th president had he focused on it as his top priority, rather than himself.
Opinion: In defense of Netanyahu
The left in Israel, the international and American media, students on many U.S. college campuses and anti-Semites everywhere think they have arrived at the moment they have been hoping for ever since Benjamin Netanyahu won his first election as prime minister in 1996.
