By Robert Curry | One correspondent came up with possibly the most wrong answer you could imagine.

By Yvonne Brown | So many spiritual leaders rendered themselves illegitimate at that time, and there still has not been a reckoning.

By John L. Smith | Putin is still Putin, no friend to the U.S.

By Bill Ponton | The petty little men of “climate science” have another reason to gnash their teeth.

By Andrea Widburg | Or am I the only one who thinks it’s weird that the most damaging reports about this Democrat candidate’s campaign are coming from the Times?

By Marcia Drezon-Tepler | From intelligence sharing to military innovation, Israel strengthens American security while advancing our strategic interests.

By J.R. Dunn | In the past two years under Trump, federal government agencies have started disarming.

By Eric Utter | The 'logic' is that Jews should vote for El-Sayed to protect themselves from antisemitism.

By Luis Gonzalez | If Gadi Eisenkot wants Israelis to examine Netanyahu’s record, voters have every right to examine his.

By Christian Josi | If mortgage companies issue mortgages to borrowers who can’t pay, the problem of inflating mortgage interest rates will increase, because of more risk in the system.

By Noel S. Williams | The Germans have faced up to the evils of their history. The Russians and Chinese, not so much.

By Silvio Canto, Jr. | France is the ghost of the future, or the one that tells you what the future will look like if you don't change your ways.

By Ruth S. King | The Founders’ extraordinary, humanist vision deserves to be remembered, not buried beneath modern grievances.