President Trump’s declaration of a national emergency Friday to deal with the coronavirus pandemic is anything but a sign to panic. Instead, it’s a reassurance to the American people.
The president’s emphasis on public-private partnerships is a proven method of success. There are numerous examples that embody the fighting spirit of America, but one that immediately comes to mind is World War II.
coronavirus infections spread across our country from people coming in close contact, we must be more concerned about personal health than political choice.
Lawmakers are debating ways to prevent the FBI from abusing its surveillance authority again, and they have an obligation to address their own privacy transgressor, Rep. Adam Schiff.
China is falsely accusing the United States of being responsible for the coronavirus pandemic, an effort to ignite hatred against the U.S. and deflect blame from Chinese leaders.
Targeted relief to individuals and businesses most affected by coronavirus could help prevent a temporary economic slowdown from becoming something worse.
At a time when we’re voluntarily disrupting our day-to-day lives to contain the disease, it makes no sense to risk importing more contagion from abroad.