Froma Harrop: What do we really mean by affordable housing?

Columns & Analysis

Published
December 24, 2023

Froma Harrop: What do we really mean by affordable housing?

Let's not level neighborhoods in the interests of massive projects.
Published
December 24, 2023

Austin Bay: Enemy proxies will target America’s coasts

U.S. coasts are vulnerable to proxy attack using 21st-century unmanned air and sea vehicles launched a hundred miles offshore. The U.S. has 12,480 miles of coastline — equivalent to about half the Earth's circumference at the Equator.
Published
December 23, 2023

Bob Neal: The Countryman: Who really determines policy

I have seen process determining policy time and again, for better and for worse. And not only in government.
Published
December 22, 2023

Clarence Page: When it comes to slogans, pro-Palestinian activists should stick to those whose meanings aren’t disputed

Not only are those at loggerheads over Israel and Hamas taking the temperature to extreme levels, they won’t even agree on how to argue. Is, for example, “from the river to the sea” fair comment?
Published
December 22, 2023

Froma Harrop: Libertines at Moms for Liberty

Moms for Liberty was really a front for Donald Trump, so it all fits in. Members posing in photos with Proud Boys was something of a giveaway. The true mission of this "parental rights group" was to scoop up cheap votes from parents genuinely concerned about their children's moral upbringing.

Published
December 21, 2023

Cal Thomas: A gift that will keep on giving

The Children’s Scholarship Fund has been helping especially low-income parents have a choice and children a chance to have a better education and a better life.
Published
December 20, 2023

Rich Lowry: Trump’s opponents not playing strictly by the book

The vapors over Donald Trump's threatening statements are rich coming from people who have targeted their enemy by any means necessary for years now. The Russian-collusion investigation, the Hunter Biden cover-up and the ongoing, politically timed legal onslaught against Donald Trump are among the most shameful and tawdry efforts to destroy a political opponent in memory.
Published
December 17, 2023

Cal Thomas: Root causes of lower learning

We are paying a price for the jettisoning of standards by which right and wrong, good and evil can be defined and judged. If everybody is right, if truth is subjective, then nothing can be said to be wrong, which has brought us to the current moral chaos and intellectual flabbiness.
Published
December 17, 2023

Clarence Page: Norman Lear’s comedy helped diverse Americans tune in to each other

I always felt Lear helped us better live peacefully and, one hopes, productively with each other at a time when the nation was becoming more racially, religiously and politically heterogeneous.
Published
December 17, 2023

Austin Bay: Iran’s escalating war at sea targets global economy

As the world watches Israel battle Hamas, Iran's Yemen Houthi proxy army is using Tehran-provided missiles and drones to wage a shadow war on the global economy.

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