Faced with years of Iran’s escalating aggression in the Middle East, Donald Trump has been a model of restraint. Finally, Iran had gone too far.
Author: James S. Robbins, Opinion columnist
Speaker Pelosi shows her weakness by not controlling ‘the Squad’
Pelosi has generally been dismissive of the Squad and their antics, but she has not been able to put them in their place.
Dream of reparations for slavery full of thorny problems
President Obama is now a millionaire, but if the nation agrees to reparations payments, will the former president get a payout?
On Memorial Day, I have a duty to remember the veterans who fulfilled their duty to serve
By telling the story of the Sanchez family — immigrants who loved and defended their adopted country — I keep them close and their service alive.
President Trump should declassify all information on the Russia investigation
The full Mueller report should offer some information on how the Russia conspiracy theory started, but we’ll likely need more investigation.
Jussie Smollett’s alleged plan to manufacture outrage diminishes impact of real hate crime
Why did Smollett believe that his alleged plan would succeed? Because it was designed to fit a specific, well-established victimhood narrative.
Roger Stone’s not guilty plea shows collapse of Russian collusion narrative
It wasn’t a crime for the Trump campaign to be interested in what Wikileaks had on Hillary, other Democrats. The collusion narrative is falling apart.
Want to be offensive this Christmas? Try saying ‘Happy Holidays’
People should say Merry Christmas or any other holiday greeting, and hope others will take it in the festive spirit it is offered.
Using tear gas on illegal migrants isn’t a ‘war crime.’ It’s nothing new and saves lives.
Using tear gas on migrants charging the border isn’t a ‘war crime.’ It’s standard procedure. We’ve been doing it since Jimmy Carter was president.