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Every few years, academic circles and state-backed media on the Chinese mainland resurrect the prospect of a “peaceful reunification” under the framework of “One Country, Two Systems.” Recently, cross-strait academic circles discussed a 12-point proposal floated by mainland scholars mapping out a post-unification reality for Taiwan. The proposal suggested timelines for disarmament and local governance […]

Russia is about to test a nuclear-powered cruise missile that can, in effect, fly indefinitely, from any direction, under our radar — and the United States is not building anything like it. The Burevestnik has already flown 15 hours and nearly 8,700 miles in a reported test, and it can likely even penetrate the Golden […]

New York Attorney General Letitia James and 18 states lost their legal challenge after a federal judge dismissed the DOGE Treasury lawsuit as moot.

The University of Maryland's Lavender Lab faces a Title VI complaint alleging its advisory board and hiring practices discriminate based on race.

The Senate takes a test vote on a bill overhauling college sports NIL payments, transfer rules, and eligibility standards as midterms approach.

The General Services Administration uncovered $1.22 billion in suspected fraud across five HHS COVID-era contracts that outlasted the pandemic.

Rep. Brian Mast says President Donald Trump can press Xi Jinping to stop arming Iran, potentially easing gas prices tied to Strait of Hormuz chaos.