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Dovie Eisner’s life debunked the delusions of assisted-suicide enthusiasts

Dovie Eisner, who died last week, was a disabled man whose physical world could be severely constrained, but his life was a living rebuttal to those pushing assisted-suicide laws.

There’s a prudent path forward for AI — and pols need to push it over politics

The midterm elections are right around the corner, and both parties are about as...

The left lobs yet another ‘Big Lie’ on Israel — and the fallout keeps getting worse

What makes these lies especially heinous is that the precise opposite is true: Israel...

Why the House let out early is a matter of debate after Johnson says chamber has ‘done its work’

Thomas Massie claims Mike Johnson sent the House home early to dodge a vote on his eight privileged impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth.

Dave Regan’s alleged bullying should put an end to ‘billionaire tax’

Union boss Dave Regan allegedly uses ballot initiatives to bully people into doing what...

Turning Point USA announces Charlie Kirk memorial on university campus where he was shot

Turning Point USA announced that Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk will be honored at a Sept. 10 event on the Utah Valley University campus, feet from where he was shot. The event is titled, “Freedom Built to Last” and will feature remarks from Turning Point USA spokesperson Andrew Sypher, conservative talk show host Glenn...

Duffy: Carney will ‘come to the table’ because tariffs will be ‘devastating’

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Sunday that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is going to “come to the table” on trade because tariffs against the U.S.’s northern neighbor will be “devastating.” “To think that they're going to go to war with Donald Trump and actually win that war with the U.S., I think it's foolish...

US pressure needs to be directed at Russia, not Ukraine

Author David J. Kramer argues that the Trump administration must consistently defend American corporate interests and global market stability by increasing pressure on Russia to end its aggression against Ukraine.

Van Hollen says he wouldn’t reject DSA endorsement, but ‘certainly not seeking’ one

Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) on Sunday did not shoot down a possible endorsement from the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), but the Democratic lawmaker added that he “certainly isn’t seeking it.” “I'm not going to sort of look into all these endorsements. I'm not going to reject an endorsement by certain individuals at the...

Pence says US must prepare for ‘inevitable’ action against Iran

Former Vice President Mike Pence argued Sunday the U.S. military should prepare for further strikes against Iran, action he deemed “inevitable.” “It's going to be absolutely imperative that we keep the pressure on, and that we keep the military assets in the region to be able to take the action that I believe is going...

No more sunsets before 5 p.m.? How permanent daylight saving would change winter

A sunset after 7 p.m. in winter? That could be the reality for some.

Too sick to work? States must get their new Medicaid rules right.

Cancer doesn't wait for a billing code to catch up. Neither should the states now deciding what counts as proof of illness.

Scott says ‘there’s no doubt’ Darline Graham is qualified to be senator

Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) said Sunday that “there’s no doubt” his fellow South Carolina Republican Darline Graham is qualified to be a senator after her recent debate slip-up on an answer about national security. “Senator Scott, is Darline Graham qualified to be a U.S. senator?” NBC News’s Kristen Welker asked Scott on “Meet the Press.”...

Pence: ‘Last thing’ US economy needs is trade war with Canada

Former Vice President Mike Pence said Sunday the trade war between the U.S. and Canada could damage the American economy. “American businesses and American consumers pay American tariffs, and I think the last thing we need right now, as our economy is getting back on its feet, is a trade war with Canada,” Pence told...

McMahon says Education Department ‘cracking down’ on teachers harassing students

Education Secretary Linda McMahon said Sunday her department is “cracking down” on K-12 teachers sexually harassing students. During an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union,” McMahon criticized the practice of a school district reassigning a teacher accused of sexually harassing a student to another school. “And it's not part of their record or anything,...

How should the moon and Mars be governed?

An excellent model already exists for governing in space. It's called the Artemis Accords.

One seemingly ordinary job has gotten much more deadly over the past 10 years, federal data shows

Logging, hunting and mining are all dangerous jobs (at least relatively speaking), and the reasons may seem obvious. But what about landscaping?

Iran warns Middle East neighbors against joining US ‘economic war’

Iran has advised its neighbors in the Middle East against entering an "economic war" alongside the U.S., as the conflict between Washington and Tehran nears the six month-mark. According to The Associated Press, Mohsen Rezaei, the Iranian Supreme National Security Council leader, gave a heads-up to surrounding countries to not participate in an American effort...

The EEOC’s mission is opportunity for all, not demographic bean-counting 

It would reduce unnecessary regulatory burden, reaffirm equal opportunity for all, and let business get back to work creating value.  

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