Opinion
When will energy prices fall? Follow the money, find out
When will oil prices come down? Do not ask a television pundit. Ask the people risking billions of dollars on the answer.
Former Russian President Medvedev explains why Putin fights
Does the name Dmitry Medvedev ring a bell? If not, let me remind you. He was president of Russia from 2008 to 2012.
BOOK REVIEW: ‘The Counterrevolution: The Fall and Rise of Donald Trump and the MAGA Movement’
Over the past few decades, the United States has suffered an insidious revolution. Increasing power has been concentrated in a government ruling class that challenges the notion of the Founders’ constitutional republic.
Federal government Leviathan grows one $5,000 ‘dividend’ at a time
With President Trump offering $5,000 to every American adult if Republicans win the midterm elections, both parties appear to have reached the looting-the-Treasury stage of our republic’s history.
Z Advanced Computing: AI4America
For all the headlines about artificial intelligence, most of today’s attention focuses on giant tech companies building ever-larger models that demand staggering amounts of data, hardware, electricity, and money. The race in Silicon Valley resembles a competition to build the largest jet engine the world has ever seen. But a small Maryland company, Z Advanced Computing (ZAC), is quietly pursuing a very different vision—more Wright brothers than jumbo jet.
2026 midterms: GOP on the Titanic while White House pops Champagne
With the midterm elections rapidly approaching, the Cook Political Report predicted last week that Republicans are on track to lose their House majority, as 15 race ratings have shifted toward Democrats.
What’s really causing inflation?
Whenever inflation figures are released, politicians and news commentators are quick to blame rising prices on “capitalist greed” and the free market, both of which supposedly enable it.
Netanyahu puts U.N. hypocrisy on full display
You cannot make people understand the truth if they choose to ignore it.
Trump, Xi and the iron reality beneath the pageantry
The more U.S.-China relations change, the more they remain the same.
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Letter to the editor: Media, government largely silent on alcohol deaths
With its high death count and economic cost, alcohol is a gaping wound, where kratom is a pinprick.
Letter to the editor: Why are ballots in Spanish and English?
With more than a month to go before the midterm elections on Nov. 3, I just received my mail-in ballot here in Maryland.
Letter to the editor: Perhaps Clancy's attorney, not holdout juror, should be investigated
Being a juror -- especially on a high-profile case -- is difficult enough.
Diesel's shock-and-awe prices complicate midterms
As a counter to rising fuel prices, President Trump said in an interview over the weekend that his White House is "very seriously" considering a ban on diesel exports. It's a tricky maneuver that economic experts suggest could backfire -- epically.
What a tiny Pacific island can teach America about healthcare
In June, the Justice Department charged 295 individuals -- out of 455 total defendants -- with $518 million in false or improper Medicaid claims. This is just the beginning of a program to root out fraud.
Watch the Senate races in these three blue states
As the 2026 midterm elections draw nearer, mainstream media outlets and so-called political experts are under pressure to concoct Trump-hating hot takes and push overtly biased wish-casting.
To stop Iran, America's partners must fight together
Iran appears to be exporting its Strait of Hormuz playbook to the Red Sea.
