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Hold officials accountable
No sooner had the John Durham report come out than the despicable, left-leaning television news media began calling it a waste of time saying, "There's nothing to see here" ("Democrats insist Trump colluded with Russians," page 1, May 17).
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No justice for preborn
"Dobbs ruling pushes states to extremes on abortion legislation" (page 1, May 15) is a comprehensive report on the status of abortion legislation in U.S. states.
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Biden, Congress failing citizens
Once again, our country finds itself being exploited by foreign countries -- and once again, we create crises that should not occur ("Post-Title 42 border security is an affront to American sovereignty," web, May 16).
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Blinded by Trump Derangement Syndrome?
Cal Thomas has long suffered from Trump Derangement Syndrome, but his recent piece, "Trump's old razzle-dazzle: Disastrous CNN town hall loaded with lies" (web, May 15), is so infected with TDS that one wonders if it is not meant to be a parody.
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More votes for Democrats
Lifting Title 42 restrictions was a terrible move ("Biden's illegal immigrant flood," web, May 1).
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Slippery cover-up slope
I believe that in the next few months, information will be revealed showing that President Biden and his cronies are the most corrupt group of politicians in American history
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The many dangers of open borders
Every sovereign nation has the right to create a safe and secure border, and to control access into it through that border ("'All we want is to be safe': Migrants push north after end of Title 42," web, May 13).
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Biden to blame for debt standoff
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has laid out the GOP's debt ceiling proposal, which would help balance the budget.
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Biden's border catastrophe
Title 42 has terminated and immigration "surge" numbers are exponentially exploding ("DHS makes last-minute plea to migrants as Title 42 ends," web, May 12).
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Biden unfit for presidency
Everyone saw how confused Joe Biden was during his campaign, and he remains so during his presidency.
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Liability finding based on lie
How was a jury able to find former President Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse?
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Israel's neighbors don't want peace
Seventy-five years after its founding, Israel is flourishing.
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Debt limit isn't unconstitutional
"Lawsuit: Yellen should ignore 'unconstitutional' debt limit" (web, May 8) refers to Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe's view that the debt limit is unconstitutional.
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Trump rape case a witch hunt
It's difficult to believe that a jury would find former President Donald Trump liable in a 27-year-old rape case ("Civil trial verdict in E. Jean Carroll lawsuit deals another loss to Trump," web, May 9).
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Cognitive decline or emotional blackmail?
Shame on Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for scaring 65 million seniors by claiming that if the federal debt ceiling isn't raised, they may not receive their monthly Social Security checks.
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The king wears no clothes
President Biden has gone totally off the reservation with his drive to completely electrify America ("White House's expensive and unrealistic push for electric vehicles," web, May 9).
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Fix the ship before it goes down
The policies of the Biden administration have brought us skyrocketing inflation, crime and racial tension, and none of it will abate until we come to our senses.
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Blinken's many lies
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has been the Biden administration's go-to guy for years, the urgent-care specialist who stops the bleeding when a hemorrhage of truth augurs to obstruct political success for the president.
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GOP not acting on gun violence
What am I, a regular U.S. citizen, doing about the sickening, horrendous gun violence that pervades our nation?
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Few deserve to lead
For a country that fought for its independence from British rule with a civil war that ended nearly 240 years ago, the U.S. still seems to have a lot of interest in the kings and queens of England, based on the number of column inches given to the recent coronation.
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