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Gavin Newsom’s first 2028 test: This fall, in Nevada

LAS VEGAS — If California Gov. Gavin Newsom runs for president in 2028, next-door Nevada will be a crucial test. This fall’s governor’s race is offering a preview.As GOP...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 7

2000—Nearly two years after Florida voters vote, 73% to 27%, to amend the state...

Taking Venezuela’s Oil: If America Becomes a Rogue, the Future Is Dark

Undermining the rule of law and a relatively free market will have long-term ramifications.

Elite Formation Is Fueling the Socialist Project

America’s institutions are overproducing ambitious young people hungry for consequence. The DSA is exploiting...

Labor Day Is a Triumph of Capitalism

Socialism doesn’t protect the dignity of individual workers — the free market does.

Federal cuts impact plans to grow Texas grid; advanced energy options face delays

A push toward a "Golden Era of American Energy Dominance" could be delayed due to budget cuts and defunding efforts in the federal government, potentially causing delays in the development of new energy sources, such as advanced nuclear reactors and cold fusion.

Former surgeon general blasts RFK Jr.’s rhetoric, highlights herd immunity amid measles outbreak

Former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams warned that vaccine skepticism has eroded the importance of herd immunity in light of the measles outbreak in Texas, and put some of the blame on Health and Human Services Secretary (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. In an op-ed published by CNN on Thursday, Adams wrote that the high...

Bondi announces charges against 3 individuals in damage to Teslas

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday announced three individuals are facing federal charges for allegedly attacking Tesla properties as protests and vandalism hit Elon Musk's electric vehicle company across the country. Calling the charges a "warning," Bondi said the three individuals are accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at Tesla dealerships in three different states in...

White House: ‘Critical functions’ will stay under Department of Education

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said all the critical functions of the Department of Education will remain ahead of President Trump signing an executive order to dismantle the federal agency.   “The Department of Education will be much smaller than it is today. As you know, the president’s executive order directed Linda McMahon to greatly...

US offers $15M reward for team accused of smuggling drone tech to Iran

The State Department is offering a $15 million reward for information linked to four Chinese nationals it says have helped the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) procure U.S. military equipment and drone technology. Liu Baoxia, Li Yongxin, Yung Yiu Wa and Zhong Yanlai are accused of facilitating the sale of U.S. goods to front companies...

Stephen A. Smith calls Hegseth ‘DEI’ amid Jackie Robinson controversy

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith said he thinks the hiring of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is an example of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) amid backlash surrounding the removal of Jackie Robinson’s military career from the department's website. “Pete Hegseth is the head of the Defense Department. He has served our country with honor. I...

Only a Russian strategic defeat can bring peace to Ukraine

It is time to stop chasing an illusion — Putin does not want peace.

Top Democrats, unions condemn upcoming Trump order to dismantle Education Department

Democrats and teachers' unions are condemning the upcoming executive order President Trump is expected to sign Thursday dismantling the Department of Education. Trump has long called to end the department, and, under Education Secretary Linda McMahon, his administration has reduced its size by half, alongside Trump and Elon Musk's efforts to reduce the size...

Elite universities, we have a problem

Elite American colleges are under scrutiny for promoting ideological conformity and cynicism, with half of their graduates entering fields such as consulting and finance, rather than careers in teaching, social work, or public service.

Hawley to introduce legislation to curb court rulings against Trump agenda

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, says he will introduce legislation to curb what he says is a “dramatic abuse of judicial authority” by courts that have issued injunctions against President Trump’s agenda, including the deportation of alleged criminal gang members. “District Court judges have issued RECORD numbers of national...

GOP lawmaker booed for DOGE defense at Wyoming town hall

Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.) was loudly booed for defending the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) work at a Wyoming town hall, standing behind the advisory board's work while touting the current administration's agenda. Hageman, who is Wyoming's at-large congressional representative, backed the action President Trump’s administration has taken so far and brought up her vote...

DOJ creating path for people with criminal convictions to again own guns

The Justice Department (DOJ) plans to create a process for those with criminal convictions to restore their gun rights, sparking alarm it will return firearms to those convicted of violent crimes. The interim rule, posted in the Federal Register Thursday, follows a February executive order from President Trump directing a review of the country’s gun restrictions...

If Voice of America is silenced, who will tell our story? 

America’s global messaging can’t be outsourced.

Jewish scholars condemn cancelation of federal funding to Columbia

A group of 400 Jewish professors and students have written a letter condemning the cancelation of some $400 million in federal funding to Columbia University, a move the Trump administration says is in response to the school's handling of antisemitism. “We are Jewish faculty, scholars, and students at U.S. universities — representative of the community that...

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