The FCC should utilize its $9 billion 5G Fund to subsidize direct-to-device satellite service in areas where traditional cell tower construction is impractical.

We need to protect eligible Americans’ right to vote without fear. If the administration believes it can win voters over, the answer is policy and persuasion, not tactics that risk making people afraid to exercise their fundamental right.  

Former Sen. Jon Tester praised the passage of the bipartisan 21st Century Road to Housing Act, noting its success in balancing restrictions on Wall Street investors with incentives for professional housing providers to increase supply.

Wesleyan University computer science professor Sebastian Zimmeck argues that artificial intelligence poses a threat to democratic citizenship by encouraging cognitive surrender and requiring both individual critical thinking and robust regulatory oversight to protect personal agency.

Journalist Bernard Goldberg criticizes President Donald Trump's perceived affinity for Vladimir Putin and his stance on the war in Ukraine, arguing that such diplomacy undermines American values and harms both nations.

We are trying to pay for 21st-century medical miracles with a mid-20th-century financing model. It's time for a change.

The U.S. must attract the most talented foreign academics and researchers, but it cannot open its doors to students with direct links to the Chinese Communist Party.

The reality 40 years later is that Congress made the drug penalties permanent law, while drug treatment was left to be determined during annual budget fights.

Along with higher oil prices associated with the Iran war, Trump’s tariffs are highly unpopular with the electorate.   

Data centers are classed as part of the information technology sector, but the framework has not kept pace with their growing strategic importance and rapidly changing threat environment. 

Representatives looking out for the public’s interests should be embedded in all teams building advanced AI. 

Younger Americans should be thanking boomers, not condemning them.

Before changing a national vaccination schedule, policymakers should know whether the system can actually deliver it.

We have seen that authoritative parenting works; we know a lot less about gentle parenting.

I don’t hear Republicans saying the same thing to Catholic candidates, or Christian candidates — there are extremist organizations within both religions.  

Another day, another series of warnings from Democratic and liberal media figures that they are going to try to put their political opponents in jail if they take back control of government.  

Can Congress meaningfully constrain presidential tariff authority when an older, less restrictive statute offers an alternative route to achieve the same goal? 

University professor Jonathan Zimmerman argues that current collegiate sexual assault prevention programs are insufficient and calls for middle and high schools to provide comprehensive sex education that addresses the influence of pornography.

Citizens Against Government Waste released its 2026 edition of Prime Cuts, proposing hundreds of recommendations to reduce the national debt and eliminate wasteful federal spending.

Professor David A. Super argues that President Trump's reversal of U.S. policy toward Ukraine and his demand for new elections violate the Ukrainian Constitution and ignore the reality of Russia's existential threat to the nation.