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New book offers glimpse into corporate rise of Commanders owner Harris
A big book coming out Tuesday about the rise of Apollo Global Management and its controversial billionaire cofounder, Leon Black, has a considerable amount about Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris -- Black's former business partner and also a cofounder of Apollo.
David Warrington leaves a consequential legacy as the president's attorney
White House counsel David Warrington is stepping down after three intense years navigating the path to a second Trump presidency and the administration's bold first-year agenda.
Indiana childcare plan puts parents ahead of credentials
At the beginning of June, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced a plan to boost childcare affordability in his state by reducing unnecessary regulatory burdens that have contributed to rising costs.
Letter to the editor: Help Gazans drop the "refugee" label
Hamas is band of psychopathic killers.
Letter to the editor: Let Trump usher in "Golden Age"
For the first 16 months of President Trump's second term, he applied public pressure to the Federal Reserve chairman to lower interest rates so he could usher in America's "Golden Age."
Letter to the editor: We need AI to monitor other AI
Public concern about advanced artificial intelligence often focuses on the fear that a powerful system might one day act beyond human control.
James Talarico's tight-not-tight race against Ken Paxton
Fact is, Ken Paxton is only beginning his campaign now. And the reason he's only beginning to campaign now is that he only had to begin his campaign now. Up until a few months ago, who knew of James Talarico?
Americans' trust in government collapses under the weight of lies
Recent surveys show that Americans have very little faith in government.
Trump admin's corporate stakes hand Democrats a socialist weapon
The Trump administration announced a somewhat unusual deal in which it seems as if cash derived from Venezuelan oil fields would flow to oil companies and the United States before it would flow to the Venezuelans themselves.
Tehran ramps up its war on information
Iranian leadership is working overtime to seal off the country's population from the outside world.
At 250, America faces the signs of civilizational decline
Historian Will Durant in his monumental "The Story of Civilization" warned, "A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within." We're working on it.
U.S. and Taiwan must stop telling China's chips story
Taiwan is an important partner for the United States as it aims to reindustrialize and onshore drone, robotics and advanced-manufacturing supply chains.
Jeanine Pirro puts D.C. schools' crisis on trial
The office of Jeanine Pirro, U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, has convened a rare special grand jury to investigate D.C. Public Schools.
House Democrats refuse to condemn socialism
House Democrats played right into the hands of their Republican rivals last week by voting overwhelmingly against a nonbinding resolution condemning socialism.
WATCH: Rogue AI casts dark shadow over humanity
It's bad enough to think that China wins the war on technology dominance around the world. But what of artificial intelligence that teaches itself to dominate humanity?
The latest Iranian horror targeting Christians
As the U.S. war with Iran drags on, it seems there's little stopping the Persian Gulf nation's demonic regime from killing, pillaging and endlessly harassing its own people.
Letter to the editor: We need less government, not more
Assuming a 45-year working life, the average American taxpayer will pay about one-third of their lifetime income in taxes.
