A growing number of Republicans on Capitol Hill want to draft Marco Rubio for a 2028 presidential bid as they grapple with their midterms wipeout — and look beyond...
A federal judge has refused the BBC's attempt to dismiss President Trump's defamation lawsuit, saying the British network tried to make itself part of the story and he deserves to have his day in court.
President Trump is standing by one of his closest corporate allies, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, over his extramarital relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, a striking contrast to the years of ridicule he heaped on former Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell, who was caught up in a similar espionage controversy.
On a troop transport ship shortly before the invasion of Okinawa, a 19-year-old U.S. Marine, James “Jim” Rogan, was interviewed by a radio reporter from back home. He explained that he had met his brother, Peter, a Marine serving with another division. And that they would both go on the operation together. Jim added. “And […]
This month, the Senate may consider Heidi Overton’s nomination to lead the Food and Drug Administration. Before moving forward, it should demand answers about the Biden administration’s most consequential abortion policy: eliminating the in-person dispensing requirement for mifepristone. This policy has caused devastating consequences across the country and drawn national attention. Most recently, the public […]
Football conference championships are nearly here, with the Atlantic Coast Conference, Southeastern Conference, and Big Ten Conference set to host some of the biggest games on the first Saturday in December. It could be the last season under the old system, but it likely won’t. Even though the Senate overwhelmingly passed the Protect College Sports […]
With the midterm elections behind us, Washington’s attention is turning to the next Congress and the policies that will shape the country’s future. But amid the conversations about political victories, legislative priorities, and party leadership, one issue deserves greater attention: how we support American families. For those who champion pro-life values, the responsibility doesn’t end […]
America’s two political parties, the oldest and third-oldest in the world, face new challenges as a result of the Democrats’ “more than a thumping” of President Donald Trump’s Republicans last week. The Democrats, of course, have the happier task of deciding what to do with their unexpectedly wide majorities in the Senate and House of […]
Ordinary Americans, politicians, and pundits alike continue to ponder the unexpected, even astonishing, 2026 midterm results. Among the most striking outcomes: a Texas Senate seat flipped blue by James Talarico, a seminarian who once stated, “God is nonbinary”; Michigan’s Senate seat secured by a pugnacious Abdul el Sayed, whose victory speech to Michiganders opened in […]
Wade and Teresa King run cattle on ground their family has worked since the 1950s. In February 2023, Washington state’s Department of Ecology fined them $267,540. The state claims the Kings dug up protected wetlands. The Kings say they just maintained stockwater ponds, which ranchers in dry country have to do. Somebody must decide who’s […]
Something exceedingly rare occurred at the United Nations on Nov. 6. Simply put, Israel was treated like a normal member state. Well, almost. The occasion was the election of Shai Mizrahi, a senior official in the Israeli State Comptroller’s office, to serve on the United Nations Independent Audit Advisory Committee, which advises the General Assembly […]
Americans should treat Veterans Day as more than a holiday of parades and posts. It is a moment to renew the promise we made to the men and women who raised their right hand and for the country to ask what it owes them in return. That starts with healthcare. Veterans deserve timely access to […]
Divided government at the national level may be the best election outcome we could have hoped for. Why? Because one party controlling both Congress and the presidency has not worked out all that well in recent decades when it comes to deficits and debt. In 2001, former President George W. Bush and a Republican Congress […]
More than two decades ago, Sheikh Yusuf al Qaradawi, the Muslim Brotherhood’s most influential cleric, predicted that Islam would return to Europe as a conqueror. Then he added the sentence that matters: This time, the conquest would come “not by the sword but by preaching and ideology.” He called his doctrine wasatiyya, the moderate middle […]
Tehran’s maritime foothold in northern South America is not an improvised gambit; it is the calculated maturation of an architecture drafted two decades ago. In 2006, Iran and Venezuela formalized a joint shipping and petrochemical pact engineered expressly to move crude beyond Western financial clearinghouses. That arrangement quickly supplied the corporate blueprint for a constellation […]
Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s message to the G7 — that Washington intends to maintain severe economic pressure on Iran — has an audience beyond the diplomats gathered in Paris. It also matters to the people inside Iran’s security establishment who may someday have to choose between protecting the regime and abandoning it. For an […]
We are now a nation of gamblers. Sports betting was once relegated to casinos and local bookmakers. Today, apps have put a 24-hour sportsbook directly into the pockets of Americans. This shift carries acute risks for service members and veterans. A month after 9/11, one of us, David Yeager, deployed to a U.S. base in […]
