Thirty-nine states will put at least one ballot question before voters, and many will weigh multiple measures, according to a tally by the University of Virginia Center for Politics.
Standing in the doorway of his home near the corn and soybean fields that blanket this stretch of northeast Iowa, Dave Roethler doesn't know what happened to the Donald Trump he supported during his first presidency.
New York Post readers sound off about Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin agreeing to shut down the Central Park horse-carriage...
2017—A divided panel of the Fourth Circuit rules (in American Humanist Ass’n v. Maryland-National Capital Park Comm’n) that Maryland officials violated the Establishment Clause by displaying and maintaining on...
“I was trying to save my own life, but I knew I could not let all those people die.” Those words, spoken by Capt. Smit Machchhar from his hospital bed to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, may best explain what happened aboard Flydubai Flight 1073. On Sept. 30, Machchhar was flying from Dubai to Tel […]
Less than three weeks before the midterm elections, the Supreme Court told the Federal Communications Commission to take its time. This week, the justices lifted a court-ordered deadline that would have forced the agency to rule on a Democratic challenge to its political advertising policy before Nov. 3. That policy gives party committees the discounted […]
Consider a glass of milk. It’s wholesome, nutritious, and quite satisfying. But try drinking an entire gallon in one sitting. The problem isn’t necessarily the milk. It’s the quantity and the insistence that you consume it all at once. Each new Star Trek series fills me with anticipation that it will be as satisfying as […]
