Does John Thune Have a Red Line When It Comes to Trump?
The low-drama South Dakotan has arrived at the apex of power in the Senate just as Donald Trump is exerting his own executive authority. Will Thune draw a line?
The Salem News3dOpinion
Column: Us vs. them — a country divided
Insults make good headlines. They can be entertaining. It’s snarky sport. But they can also cause irreparable damage.
From 'shouting match' to 'public berating,' how journalists described the Zelenskyy-Trump meeting
Trump opened the meeting by talking about the "rare earth deal" he expected to sign later that day. At 11:45, Zelenskyy and ...
The Indiana Gazette5dOpinion
CAL THOMAS: Reparations are a bad idea
A new law, buried inside an otherwise obscure piece of federal legislation, permits the Washington, D.C., City Council to ...
The Manila Times on MSN6dOpinion
Where is the Trump-led resurgence of the hard right?
"LOSER" is one of US President Donald Trump's favorite words, his deployment of the word so indiscriminate that it can ...