Congress considering dangerous provisions in voting rights act

If readers believe in honest elections and are against election fraud, I would urge them to call or write our legislators and ask them to vote against the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. Matt Staver with the Faith & Liberty organization wrote yesterday [Aug.

No need to draft our daughters

The Senate Armed Services Committee has included in its annual defense bill a provision that would require women to register with the Selective Service System. This is a battle Congress has fought before, particularly since the Obama administration opened all combat jobs to women in 2015.

My position on COVID-19

Dear Ms. Alexander, You invited me and others who saw your letter to the editor [“Citizens should have right to choose their own path,” Aug. 17 edition] to comment on your position concerning the COVID-19 pandemic; here is my view.

The unfolding tragedy in Kabul

The annual threat assessment the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released this April did not present an optimistic vision for the future of Afghanistan.

Our society of lies

I wrote about the moral, diplomatic, international and American tragedy of abandoning Afghanistan a few months ago, so here I will address only the comment by Secretary of State Antony Blinken on ABC’s “This Week.” Commenting on the helicopters picking up Americans from the roof of the U.S.

How the left has used COVID-19 to bankrupt America

EDITOR’S NOTE: David Limbaugh is off this week. Please enjoy the following column by Stephen Moore. I have never bought the conspiracy theories that COVID-19 was a diabolical political plot to undermine the country.

Fixing Biden’s bug-out in Afghanistan

EDITOR’S NOTE: Dennis Prager is off this week. Please enjoy the following column by Oliver L. North and David L. Goetsch. Those who fail to heed history are doomed to repeat it.” This aphorism has been attributed to Edmund Burke, George Santayana and Winston Churchill.

Citizens should have right to choose their own path

I would like for someone to prove me wrong.

Olympic Games remind us of necessity of nationalism

The recently completed Tokyo Summer Olympic Games were, in many respects, an unmitigated flop. NBC’s prime-time coverage averaged a paltry 12.9 million viewers, making for the weakest ratings since NBC first began airing the Summer Games in 1988.

New York Times readers offer more bizarre responses

In my last column, I published comments written by New York Times subscribers about how proud they were of their children for deciding not to have children of their own.