Americans could get little relief at the pump while Moscow gets sanctions relief and another opportunity to negotiate directly with Washington on their terms only.  

Acton’s enemies have run a political ad in which they enlisted Acton’s own mother, whom she has been estranged from since she was 12, to call her a liar. This is a very disturbing ad, for several reasons.

What will the Senate do with the Sunshine Protection Act of 2025? Likely nothing.

This shift is urgently needed.

The midterms offer a key moment to fight back, but are candidates up to the task?  

Imagine if Sam and Dario and Elon and Mark, along with their boards of directors, bore individual liability for the damage their companies may inflict on society.

Both parties have ignored Gen Z’s warnings that their votes should not be taken for granted. Now it’s Republicans’ turn to pay the political price.

True conservatives are realizing that Trump is using the Republican Party for his own convenience.

The right policy is to treat Putin like the loser he is.  

“Money out of politics! Money in your pocket! Medicare for All!” That’s the rally chant of Abdul El-Sayed, who won Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary in August. It’s catchy. So was “If you like your health care plan, you can keep it.” PolitiFact named that line its 2013 Lie of the Year, but only after roughly…

The lack of a new law is no excuse for a lack of clear rules under the laws we already have.

U.S. Army Chief Financial Officer Marc E. Andersen argues that the nation must implement a National Security Capital Strategy to leverage private investment and super intelligence to modernize the military and rebuild the defense industrial base.

Trump has ordered an investigation into Grenell. That’s a good start. But the standard should be the same for everyone, including the president himself: Follow the money, check the evidence and get rid of anyone grifting. 

The end to the war will be on Russia’s terms, and Ukraine’s terms, and our terms — but until Russia is ready to play ball, there’s no reason to let up.  

The author argues that Congress must amend the Department of Education's 'Do No Harm' test before 2028 to prevent the closure of essential vocational and service-oriented certificate programs that promote entrepreneurship and work-life balance.

It is time to think big, think boldly and start reimagining elections that work for the people, not the politicians.

The difference between a blue ripple and a blue wave will be the turnout of young voters.

American consumers will pay dearly for this misguided decision.

What is needed is a fundamental restructuring of financial crime education in the private sector.

Control of the House and Senate is rapidly slipping out of grasp for the Republican Party in the November midterm elections. With rising fuel costs at the top of voters’ minds, President Trump has committed to a questionable last resort: scapegoating Ukraine.