Do you have peace? You’re not going to find it in a bottle or in a drug. You’re not going to find it in helpful little sayings on Instagram or Pinterest. You need God's word.
It’s important for us all to remember that the changes wrought on our lives by the pandemic are temporary. Panicking and focusing on our nightmares will not help us get through the coronavirus plague.
A mass release of detained illegal immigrants would be a serious mistake. It would endanger public safety by releasing detainees with violent criminal records and could increase health risks to detainees who are released.
States should provide emergency educations savings accounts to families for the remainder of the academic year. States should deposit into these parent-controlled accounts 90 percent of what the states would have spent on their children in the public school system from the time public classrooms were shut through the end of the school year.
Price controls are a counterproductive way to bring down the cost of vaccines and drugs to treat diseases. They'd not only result in shortages but also make it harder for researchers to develop life-saving drugs.
In times of crisis such as we face now with the coronavirus pandemic, presidents often speak movingly of the “forgotten Americans.” But they’re not always talking about the same Americans.
The road through and beyond coronavirus is going to be long. The only way we can persevere as a nation is by honestly recognizing and wisely addressing the full set of challenges Americans are facing.
In frightening and uncertain times – like those we are facing now with the coronavirus – some people all too often and dangerously look for and unjustly blame scapegoats.
By early March, coronavirus was clearly becoming a major problem in the United States. But for elected officials in New York, the only problem was their constituents' racist worries about staying alive.
The challenge today is how we blend the best of public health with the best of economic growth, so we can have an America that is both healthy and prosperous.
Like a retailer charging $75 for a $5 bottle of Purell, Pelosi hogtied Congress for nearly an entire week in a bid for windfall political profits, even as thousands of Americans lay sick and hundreds died.
With the virus spreading fast, my husband was asked if he would come up to the front line when those currently there become infected or need to be quarantined.