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GOP fiscal hawk sounds alarm on ‘out of control’ federal spending, saying ‘both parties have failed us’

Sen. Paul, who said "both parties have failed us," does not support President Trump's proposal to dole out $5,000 to American adults if the GOP wins both chambers in the midterms.

Nike caused its own downfall — by breaking the cardinal rule of capitalism

It would be easy and pat to dismiss Nike's debacle as the business world’s...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 21

2005—In a speech to the New York Bar Association, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg laments...

The World’s Largest Data Center Comes to a Struggling Ohio Town

The residents of Piketon share the concerns that have made data centers massively unpopular...

The Politics of Depopulation

The demographic crisis calls most of all for a new humanism.

WATCH: Biden says ‘everybody must condemn’ apparent shooting at Trump rally

President Biden is expected to deliver remarks after former President Trump’s rally in Butler, Pa. on Saturday ended abruptly due to apparent gunshots. Trump could be seen holding his ear after some of the first pops rang out before dropping down below the lectern. Secret Service agents swarmed on top of him as screams could...

Trump campaign says former president is ‘fine’ after shooting at rally

The Trump campaign confirmed that the former president is “fine” after an apparent shooting took place during his campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday. "President Trump thanks law enforcement and first responders for their quick action during this heinous act,” Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung said in a statement. “He is fine and is being...

Pa. Senate candidate David McCormick, in front row at rally: Trump ‘lucky to be alive’

David McCormick, the GOP nominee for Senate in Pennsylvania, said in a live phone interview on Fox News that he was in the front row at former President Trump’s rally when shots rang out. Just minutes before the apparent attack, Trump had told the crowd that he would bring McCormick up on stage. “There were...

Watch live: Trump woos voters in Pennsylvania with all eyes on veepstakes

Former President Trump will be back in the Keystone State Saturday evening, as questions swirl around who he will pick as his running mate. Making a stop in Butler, Pa., a suburb of Pittsburgh, the former president will likely continue to highlight his debate showing against President Biden last month, where he claimed victory after...

House GOP’s tanked vote signals tough path ahead on funding

House Republicans' failed vote this week is exposing party divides on spending and underlines the challenges GOP leadership faces in its ambitious plan to pass all 12 annual funding bills by the end of the month. Republicans were caught off guard by the tally Thursday, when 10 members of their party voted with most Democrats...

Sunday shows preview: Biden campaign chaos continues; Trump veepstakes in view

This week’s Sunday news shows will most likely focus on the continuing fallout from President Biden’s rocky debate performance last month and the selection of former President Trump’s running mate. Biden, his campaign and the White House are still struggling with the blowback from his performance at last month’s presidential debate, during which he stumbled...

At 75, NATO has forgotten its purpose

A vision of how each NATO member contributes to the alliance’s deterrent ability remains muddy.

Here’s who is scheduled to speak at the Republican convention

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and all three finalists to serve as vice president are scheduled to speak at the upcoming Republican National Convention in Wisconsin, the Trump campaign announced Saturday. The campaign released a list of family members, lawmakers, celebrities and special guests who will address the convention...

Zelensky dismissed Biden accidentally calling him Putin as a ‘mistake’

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said President Biden mistakenly referring to him as Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday was a mistake that could be forgotten about. “It’s a mistake. I think United States gave a lot of support for Ukrainians,” Zelensky told reporters on Saturday, Reuters reported. “We can forget some mistakes, I think so.”...

OpenAI blocked staff from airing security concerns: Whistleblowers

A group of whistleblowers at OpenAI have filed a complaint with the Securities and Exchange Commission arguing that the company blocked its staff from warning regulators about the risks its artificial intelligence technology could pose to humanity. According to a seven-page letter obtained by The Washington Post, whistleblowers said the company gave its employees restrictive...

Trump and his allies are completely wrong about impoundments

Former President Trump plans to assert sweeping power to withhold money that Congress has appropriated, but his allies are pushing unilateral cuts to an array of programs, which would be in defiance of federal law, the Impoundment Control Act.

Sanders calls on Democrats to drop calls for Biden to withdraw in NYT op-ed: ‘Enough!’

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is calling on Democrats to end the “circular firing squad” after two weeks of a public debate over whether President Biden should continue his presidential campaign after his disastrous June 27 debate performance. “Enough! Mr. Biden may not be the ideal candidate, but he will be the candidate and should be...

Fetterman doubles down on Biden support as calls to withdraw increase: ‘Cut the s—‘

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) defended President Biden Saturday, showing confidence in Biden's ability to win in November, as calls continue to mount for him to pass the torch following a rocky debate showing against former President Trump last month. "Democrats, stop worrying about Joe Biden’s legacy and think about yours," Fetterman wrote on social media...

Hawaii governor defends Biden amid scrutiny: He still understands ‘complex policies’

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green (D) defended Biden Friday amid scrutiny over the president's age and mental fitness, arguing Biden was "quite sharp" during his press conference at NATO's Washington summit Thursday.   "He's quite sharp," Green said, reacting to a clip of Biden speaking from the press conference. "Look, an 81-year-old gentleman is going to...

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