A visit by perennial Trump administration negotiators Steven Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, followed immediately by one to ...

Although climate change gets the headlines, we still have the old environmental challenges, such as preserving wildlife and reducing water pollution—the ...

Payton Herres successfully underwent heart transplantation surgery as a preteen. A year later, she began taking everolimus—a vital medication used to prevent her body from rejecting the transplant.

It’s easy to fear and hate a giant windowless warehouse full of computers, sucking up electricity and destroying jobs. Data centers sound at best like a bad deal for the communities that host them. At ...

After 30 painful weeks of waiting, the NFL season is back. Once again, America gets three things it can count on: Sunday night football (pastors, avoid long sermons), Monday-morning quarterbacking, ...

A July 2026 report by the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) built a legal argument for tariffs by redefining a 1970s-era economic metric, portraying contentious economic metrics as consensus, and ...

The United States crossed an extraordinary threshold this month: $40 trillion in gross federal debt. That includes $32.3t owed to the public and another $7.8t that the government owes to its own ...

Just days after Spain celebrated winning the FIFA World Cup, it found itself making international headlines for a very different reason. Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into ...

Socialism is having another moment in U.S. politics. Politicians and activists increasingly describe themselves as socialist while their opponents use the same label as a term of condemnation. Yet ...

Last Friday’s July employment report offered an unusually good occasion to revisit something I wrote almost exactly a year ago: the widespread misunderstanding of revisions to the monthly jobs numbers ...

Historically speaking, Uncle Sam isn’t very good at managing money. Because the politicians and bureaucrats who run the U.S. government aren’t good at managing money, they’ve opened the door to ...

In a recent post on X, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced that a new task force will be run by his department and the Department of Justice (DOJ) to “identify and prosecute leakers.” Claiming ...