washingtonexaminer.com / .washingtonexaminer-com-opinion / Page 4

Permitting reform is not a Republican or Democratic priority. It's an economic and national security imperative in a shifting global environment.

Do we want elections decided by all voters in competitive elections, or by a narrow partisan minority in low-turnout primaries?

The chaos of the war in Iran underlines why the U.S. should prioritize reforms to boost production in the Permian Basin.

Donald Trump should focus his midterm elections speech at Valley Forge as the U.S.'s next 250 years being the brightest, with a stark warning against Dems.

President Donald Trump doesn't trust his own intelligence community but the war in Iran proves he has much trust in Israel's.

Narco-terrorist networks embedded in hostile regimes pose a direct danger to the United States. Confronting those threats is lawful.

Ending the war in Iran without securing regime change will lead to a slaughter akin to that committed by the Khmer Rouge.

The United States is in an artificial intelligence arms race with China and cannot afford 50 different regulatory AI regimes.

Give Democrats exactly the judicial warrants they demand, but only after Congress makes unlawful entry and unlawful presence federal crimes.

An Iranian regime that survives the conflict could emerge more radicalized, more determined to retaliate, and more willing to escalate across the region.