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'RAMageddon' making stuff cost more
Every day, Americans are quietly being squeezed by a crisis most of them have never heard of.
Needed: A congressionally supported, Rickover plan for sovereign AI
By the mid-1950s, the U.S. Navy had put the world's first nuclear-powered submarine to sea.
Pope Leo needs a history lesson on war and peace
On April 15, 1861, President Lincoln called up 75,000 soldiers and ordered a blockade of Southern ports in response to the secession of seven states from the Union.
A Taiwan war would force a terrible choice on the West
Western complacency about Taiwan risks a catastrophe that can still be prevented.
Democrats too focused on power, not platforms, never principles
Democrats, in the wake of court rulings that reeled in their ability to redraw congressional maps in their party's favor, have reacted with calls to do whatever it takes to win. If Democrats want to win back the support of the voters, they ought to focus on offering citizens something of substance.
Trump should reject China's phony demand for mutual respect
As President Trump embarks on his much-anticipated trip to China, Beijing has predictably amplified its familiar demand for "mutual respect" as the foundation for U.S.-Chinese engagement.
The climate cult's reeducation of the American judiciary
Some Venn diagram circles should never overlap: communists and mayors of New York City, blind people and air traffic controllers, the Federal Judicial Center and left-wing activist groups.
Will new CNN ownership restore Ted Turner's vision?
Media mogul and CNN founder Ted Turner died at 87 on Wednesday, and President Trump eulogized him on Truth Social.
Former Srpska leader Milorad Dodik's recent U.S. visit reignited the democracy debate
The recent visit of Milorad Dodik to the U.S. offered a timely reminder: Democracy is not a one-size-fits-all concept.
Spanberger trades Virginia's influence for national popular vote gamble
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's signing of Virginia's entry into the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact was characterized as a win for democracy.
This is our time to unite the United States
The dancers hadn't taken the stage yet, but the room was already electric. Families, friends, strangers, all leaning forward with anticipation.
WATCH: Israel's war against Hezbollah is the West's fight against Iran
Before the Trump administration's rejection of Iran's latest peace plan response, the joint U.S.-Israeli war against the regime in Tehran had begun to recede from public memory.
Taiwan deserves freedom from Beijing's revisionist history
In the run-up to the meeting this week in Beijing between Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping, the Chinese side has been increasing the volume of its message that Taiwan has "always belonged to China."
Republicans need a 'Do it all, do it now' approach
The stunning news that no fewer than five incumbent Republican state senators in Indiana lost their primary elections to Trump-backed conservative candidates makes two things perfectly clear.
Pope Leo should heed Rubio's warning on Iran
It must be the highlight for any Roman Catholic to meet the head of his church.
Gavin Newsom's pampered grift
California Governor Gavin Newsom likes conducting state business through nonprofits run by his allies.
Choosing faith over fad
"New" is the favorite word of the marketplace.
The First Amendment wins a Supreme Court smackdown
Some legal principles are so basic that a question based on them "all but answers itself."
NBER attacks Trump immigration enforcement with flawed labor research
When I was getting my Ph.D. in economics at Harvard back in the 1980s, no institution was more revered and respected than the National Bureau of Economic Research.
Justice Gorsuch ignores the faith behind America's freedoms
In a recent interview, Supreme Court Justice Neil M. Gorsuch said the United States is not a Christian nation but rather one that is "creedal."
