America’s Forgotten Story: How We Lost (and Why We Must Regain) the Cultural Narrative of Exceptionalism
As America marks the 24th anniversary of 9/11, this OpEd warns of the fading cultural narrative of American exceptionalism. Once defined by civic literacy, shared institutions, and progress in health and prosperity, today’s story is overshadowed by division, distrust, and poorly taught history. To restore confidence in the American idea, we must confront rising antisemitism, civic decay, and generational despair—and reclaim the truth of our nation’s remarkable progress and responsibility.
Why We Are Proud
An unapologetic defense of American pride, this OpEd explores how elite institutions erode patriotism—and why we must remember what makes America exceptional.
We Can’t Ignore the Spread of Intifada—and the Terror States Fueling It
A growing wave of violence fueled by calls to "globalize the intifada" is spreading across the U.S., echoing the warning signs that preceded 9/11. Backed by terror states like Iran and Hamas, this rising threat demands urgent action before history repeats itself.
From Bourbon Street to the Heartland — Are These Attacks a Prelude to the Next 9/11?
A wave of recent domestic attacks—from the New Orleans truck massacre to the Boulder arson and a Chinese agroterrorism plot—reveals a chilling pattern of coordinated threats. As the 25th observance of 9/11 approaches, America must recognize the warning signs before history repeats itself.
Free Speech vs. Hostile Protests: The Moral and Legal Line Between Dissent and Violence
Free speech is a cornerstone of democracy—but it is not a shield for hatred or a license to kill. When protests turn into acts of violence, as seen in the murder of Israeli Embassy staffers Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky and the 9/11 terrorist attacks, society must draw a clear moral and legal line. This OpEd examines how weaponized rhetoric, cloaked as dissent, threatens not only lives but the very freedoms it falsely claims to defend.
The Attacks on Tesla Are Acts of Domestic Terrorism—And America Must Wake Up
A wave of targeted attacks against Tesla vehicles—including a chilling New Year’s Eve arson in New Orleans—signals a rising threat of domestic terrorism. This Op-Ed argues that it's time to confront these ideologically driven crimes for what they are—and act before the violence escalates further.
Learning from 9/11: Protecting the Health of Firefighters After the LA Wildfires
The health risks faced by first responders in the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires mirror those of 9/11 firefighters. To prevent history from repeating itself, we must implement proactive health monitoring, better protective gear, and legislative support to safeguard their well-being.
The U.S. Must Face Its Mental Health and Suicide Crisis with Innovation, Not Just Hotlines
Explore how the U.S. must go beyond crisis hotlines to address the mental health and suicide crisis among veterans, first responders, and civilians. This article highlights cutting-edge solutions, including AI-driven mental health tools, VR therapy, wearable tech, mitochondrial treatments, and policy-driven innovation to create proactive, effective mental health care.
The CRINK Threat: How China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea Undermine Global Security Through Terrorism, Fentanyl, and Organized Crime
Explore how the CRINK alliance—China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea—threatens global security through fentanyl proliferation, cartel connections, and terrorism financing. Learn about the geopolitical strategies undermining Western democracies and the urgent measures needed to counter these threats.