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It is so sad to see that the pope has aligned himself with the far leftists in Europe and elsewhere by speaking out in favor of open borders between the U.S. and its neighbors ("Pope criticizes walls while living behind one," Web, April 6).

Last month, I shared how America is sleepwalking toward a debt cliff. I promised a solution.

Three days in August 2005 that decided Alex Ovechkin's immediate and long-term future delivered the delirium that Caps fans are now feeling.

With President Trump's global tariff strategy underway, now is an excellent time to examine U.S. trade policy leading to this moment.

I am an obesity medicine physician, and in the spring of 2024, I saw a patient for an initial visit who had heard about Zepbound, a popular name-brand GLP-1 weight loss medication produced by Eli Lilly.

President Donald Trump has recently imposed a national sales tax on nearly all goods emanating from outside the United States to be paid by the ultimate consumer.

A lot of people are concerned about the president's tariffpalooza.

Once, the United States was an uncontested superpower capable of fielding a military more powerful and more advanced than any other. No longer. Instead, a rival has emerged that poses a serious and credible threat to America and its allies.

Guess who said this: "China takes total advantage of the United States." Elon Musk? Nope. President Trump? Wrong. That was Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer in a 2018 radio interview.

Businesses are desperate for the certainty they need for planning.