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On the 50th anniversary of Earth Day this week – something of an ecological feast day – many journalistic, philanthropic and religious leaders echoed the spirit of the original celebration: The human race is a cancer on the planet.

All indications show Iran is gearing up for more mischief, as Iran tries to scare the world into easing up on the U.S.-led maximum pressure sanctions.

Attorney General Bill Barr caused something of a stir Tuesday by quipping that some of the state shelter-in-place restrictions to stem the coronavirus epidemic have been akin to “house arrest.”

It’s unfathomable that any American, let alone a member of Congress, would celebrate the loss of millions of jobs.

We need to accept that we cannot control much of our circumstances today.

We need better laws. Not a single cent ever should be spent making rich universities even richer. They do enough harm to this country.

As Congress reaches agreements on relief for small businesses and other sectors of the economy, let’s hope our lawmakers show love to a generation that has endured so much economic pain. 

The world was a dangerous place before — and will be after — the coronavirus pandemic. While Americans debate the proper ongoing response to the virus and argue over the infection’s origins, nature and trajectory, they may have tuned out other, often just as scary, news.

Many of us have lost relatives, role models, close friends and mentors to the coronavirus without the chance to say goodbye. This is one of the most heartbreaking aspects of the pandemic.

Needless to say, investing in expensive green energy at a time when oil producers cannot simply give away oil is peak stupidity.

Many people around the world spent the 50th annual Earth Day behind closed doors at home Wednesday, sheltering in place in hopes of stopping the spread of the coronavirus. If not for the pandemic, no doubt great numbers of us would be out celebrating the blessings of our beautiful Earth on a beautiful day.

Far-left Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley claims President Trump's coronavirus response is akin to a war crime.We can compare her response to Trump to childish drivel.

New York's policy is especially odd given that the first large outbreak of the virus in the United States took place in a nursing home.

China clearly knew of the dangers of the virus being studied yet they apparently allowed it to escape the lab and get to the local population, where it spread.

Newly declassified footnotes from the Department of Justice Inspector General’s inflammatory report shed new light on the FBI’s disturbing handling of the Steele dossier.

While the nation is focused on the coronavirus pandemic, the Senate Intelligence Committee issued a bipartisan report Tuesday that challenges House conclusions about former CIA Director John Brennan cooking intelligence for political purposes.

The New York Times has done some shameless things in its past, but exploiting a man’s death to serve its agenda has to be among its worst.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer wants to merge the state government of Michigan with the state Democratic Party.

Israel has gone to great lengths and donated generously to protect Palestinians in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip from the coronavirus pandemic, but our lifesaving assistance has been greeted by Palestinians spreading lies and inciting hatred against Israel and the Jewish people.

Let’s use the next weeks and possibly months of this new age of virtual schooling at home to upend traditional education and truly create the schools of the future we’ve been talking about for years.