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Horrific killing of a Canadian grandma exposes Democrats’ euthanasia goal for the rest of us

Canada's assisted-suicide numbers, and shocking stories like Brigitte Stegemann’s, are a warning to America of where the euthanasia movement is headed.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 1

2008—The Supreme Court denies the state of Louisiana’s petition for rehearing in Kennedy v. Louisiana, the case...

The Dangers of Misaligned Human Intelligence

Giving control of AI to tech leaders and politicians is more dangerous than letting...

Concussions Aren’t Just a Football Problem

Many race-car drivers — including me — deal with the aftereffects of traumatic brain...

The Post-Roe Abortion Cause Is Still Finding Ways to Loosen the Law

Several ballot initiatives this fall aim to codify the right to abortion and more.

Democrats demand answers from federal contractor on tumultuous FAFSA rollout

Senate Democrats sent a letter to a federal contractor on Wednesday demanding answers about the tumultuous rollout of the new Free Application for the Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).  Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) sent a letter to the CEO of General Dynamics asking about its role in the “bungled...

Conservative group urges GOP to follow Youngkin’s lead on immigration issue

A conservative group rolled out an ad on Wednesday encouraging other Republicans to look to Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) on the issue of immigration following Youngkin's decision to veto state legislation that would strengthen a federal program that conservatives say has led to undocumented immigrants receiving subsidized health care.  The 30-second ad, which was  released by the...

Hamas says it does not have 40 Israeli hostages to trade in cease-fire deal

Hamas has told negotiators it does not have 40 Israeli hostages that it can release as part of a temporary cease-fire deal with Israel, a source familiar with the talks confirmed to The Hill. The admission raises questions over how many of the remaining hostages kidnapped Oct. 7 are alive and who is holding them....

Paul Simon tapped to perform and menu released for Japanese state dinner

Guests at the state dinner for Japan at the White House will dine on house-cured salmon and pistachio cake with matcha ganache, and are set to get some A-list entertainment with a performance by Paul Simon. The White House released its menu for Wednesday's state dinner, the fifth such black-tie event of the Biden administration, a...

The political nuance of Trump’s position on abortion

The consensus view on abortion in the U.S. is a preference for a policy that delicately navigates the intricate terrain between protecting individual privacy and upholding the sanctity of life.

Biden campaign seeks to mobilize LGBTQ voters with new initiative

President Biden’s reelection campaign on Wednesday launched Out for Biden-Harris, a new national initiative aimed to mobilize LGBTQ voters. The launch includes a series of virtual organizing and training events focused on reaching new volunteers, especially in battleground states, by engaging surrogates from the community like Virginia state Sen. Danica Roem (D) and former under security of...

Annual inflation ticks higher to 3.5 percent in March

Inflation ticked higher in March, according to new Labor Department data released Wednesday. The consumer price index (CPI), a popular measure of inflation, rose 0.4 percent last month and 3.5 percent annually, largely in line with economist projections. Economists had anticipated that inflation would increase 0.4 percent in March and 3.4 percent annually. The latest...

Mulvaney: No Labels’ effort failed because its basic premise was wrong

The bottom line is that the voters have spoken. And for all the chatter about how no one really wants Trump versus Biden, that is precisely what the American voters said they wanted.

Democrats are squatting on the Kennedy name

Entitled liberal media and party elites have broken into the Kennedy home and are squatting on the Kennedy name, insisting that it belongs to them.

Biden says he’s exploring whether he has power to shut border

President Biden said Tuesday that the administration is weighing whether he has the sole power to close the southern border with Mexico should the need arise. “We're examining whether or not I have that power,” Biden said in an interview with Univision's Enrique Acevedo, shared Tuesday, referencing a potential need for congressional action. "When the...

Shutting down Russia’s 3 favorite lies about NATO

The Kremlin is just disappointed that, unlike Ukraine, NATO membership has given former Soviet Republics such as Estonia and Lithuania the best insurance policy against Russian aggression.

Stakes are high for Japanese PM’s address to Congress

Can the U.S. and Japan — bitter enemies in the last world war — together meet the equally dangerous global challenges of today?

Morning Report — Congress is back and so is dysfunction

Hurry up and wait. House and Senate members returned to the Capitol this week and are once again embroiled in discord, dysfunction and delays. House Republicans postponed from today until next week a planned handoff of impeachment articles to the Senate against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Facing a Senate trial, conservatives want additional time...

Black women seek to bring change to GOP

A new generation of Black women is seeking to bring change and diversity to the GOP as the party looks to broaden its appeal with constituencies that have long shunned it. While Black women have made history in numerous political areas over the last four years — including Vice President Harris, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji...

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