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This time is no time for moral midgetry
While our hearts go out to those killed and injured amid violent conflicts between white supremacist and neo-Nazi demonstrators and counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Va., one thing is clear: bigotry and racial hatred were the primary causes of the casualties.
Palestinian financial glorification of terrorism must cease
The Palestinian Authority just made an announcement about cutting welfare payments to families who live in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.
McCain’s valiant stand
With a last-ditch gimmick to get a “quick win” on repealing and replacing Obamacare before the summer recess in the balance, Sen. John McCain stood before his Senate colleagues last week to deliver a classic speech on bipartisanship and parliamentary procedure.
Homelessness is not just about shelter
I believe the number of homeless veterans is approximately 30,000. An important point to make is homelessness is not just about shelter.
Social media destroying intellect and work ethic
Retweet. Comment. Like. Snap. Direct message. Twitter. Facebook. Snapchat. Instagram. The world has certainly changed over the past 10 years, and social media has played a massive role in the transformation.
American culture scores touchdown in Jerusalem
America’s export of football into Israel received an incredible boost this week after New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and an awe-inspiring group of NFL greats visited Israel to inaugurate a new sports complex in Jerusalem called the Kraft Family Sports Complex.
Attack near mosque shows terrorism in all forms must be condemned
A few weeks ago, Americans were awakened to news of yet another terrorist strike in London, the British capital.
Trump can end downward spiral by following Ford, Reagan
President Donald Trump has the examples of predecessors Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan to navigate successfully through the Scylla and Charybdis of his stormy political seas.
Iran learns that sometimes you reap what you sow
The Middle East is a complex region, with rich layers of history and traces of biblical footprints that often cling to their ancient past, while clashing with modern-day geopolitical power struggles rooted in political, religious and extremist ideologies.
