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- Sep 22, 2026
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How we should honor George Washington’s legacy | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Last week, President Donald Trump put George Washington back where he belongs in American history: center stage. By proposing to place a new statue of our first president at a prominent location in Washington, D.C., the president acknowledged that Washington deserves to be honored. Trump may be doing the right thing for the wrong reasons. His advocacy of Washington may be at least partially self-serving rather than entirely reverential, especially considering the AI images he’s posted of himself
The options the US still has in Iran war | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Months after President Donald Trump declared victory in the war against Iran, the United States has failed to achieve most of its war aims and damaged its credibility around the world. As Iran continues to dictate the terms of negotiation and the U.S. continues to call off its threatened strikes, it’s not credible for the U.S. to claim that it’s won. Given Iran’s history of undermining American interests, targeting America’s military and enriching uranium to levels that are far beyond those requ
Will the Democratic Party be defined by its far-left flank? | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Democrats are facing a choice that Republicans failed to make a decade ago. In the aftermath of democratic socialist victories in New York’s primaries and the ousting of a longtime incumbent by a democratic socialist in Colorado, Democrats have one chance to assure the American people their party isn’t defined by its far-left flank. So far, they’re failing. Mainstream Democrats are repeating the mistake previously made by traditional Republicans when they embraced President Donald Trump and popu
Rejecting division is key to securing America’s future | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Americans could be forgiven for believing that our country’s political momentum is running in a single direction toward greater discord and dysfunction. Too many leaders exploit and exacerbate our division and demonize political opponents. Cataloging our nation’s problems has become a pastime on many podcasts and most cable news. The solutions offered on these platforms tend to be oversimplistic and lack the nuance of serious debate. After decades of economic upheaval and partisanship, there are
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