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Whether you are religious believer or an atheist, it’s galling to realize that some people are feigning religious objections to COVID-19 vaccines to avoid compliance with mandates.
Many reactions to COVID-19 can be explained by one simple concept: intertemporal substitution.
Human freedom has many threats, as we are reminded of today of all days.
Climate change has become “everybody’s crisis,” President Joe Biden declared as he inspected Hurricane Ida damage last week.
Americans of divergent political persuasions found common cause to unite around President George W. Bush after the Sept.
Next weekend, supporters of former President Donald Trump plan to march on Washington in a show of support for the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 and now face federal prosecution.
Remember how, in late 2018, the Financial Times declared “techlash” — the backlash against the giant U.S. technology companies and all they represent — word of the year?
Early in the morning of June 5, 1968, during an event at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles marking his victory in the California presidential primary the day before, Robert F.
You’ve likely seen the headlines about COVID-19 killing radio hosts and activists who opposed vaccines and masks.
Muslim Army chaplain recalls Pentagon terrorist attack aftermath.
Biden escalates the COVID-19 vaccination push. He had no choice.
Twenty years later, critical lessons from 9/11.
Use the opioid settlements to fight the opioid crisis.
Firefighters, police should support vaccine mandates if they truly care about communities.
The last two decades have taught us that a retaliatory invasion may assuage foreign policy hawks or hard-liners, but without a clear strategy and well-defined objectives, a hasty and ill-conceived...
COVID travel is still a disaster. It doesn’t need to be.
The battle lines in the war on COVID-19 have been getting blurrier, as infections surge and studies offer changing and sometimes conflicting data on exactly how much protection vaccines provide.
Your ‘personal choice’ not to get COVID vaccine is putting our health care heroes at risk.
Delta surge is hitting hospitals hard. I saw it as an ER heart patient.
9/11 victims’ families, and all of America, deserve to know much more about Saudi complicity in the attacks.
Should we be concerned about an American Taliban?
Despite what was anticipated as a tough spell ahead for workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, by some measures, 2021 has turned out to have some surprisingly positive outcomes for workers.
After a COVID skeptic falls to the disease, people ask an awkward question: Should we care?
More of us need to donate blood.
Patriotism and freedom: The two most misused terms in U.S. politics.
