Pennsylvania state Rep. David Maloney wants President Donald Trump to rename Lake Erie to "Lake Pennsylvania," following recent name changes to other bodies of water.
An important debate is underway in Washington. It centers on whether the United States should prioritize its supply of weapons to Ukraine or Taiwan. This debate is welcome. What should not be welcome, however, is the suggestion that the U.S. can provide maximal weapons support to both nations at the same time.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak held a productive meeting with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida in Hiroshima on Thursday. Coming before the start of the G-7 summit on Friday, it saw the announcement of a new "Hiroshima Accord" between Japan and the U.K.
Congresswoman Cori Bush (D-MO) announced a bill for reparations to descendants of slaves in the country. It was a $14 trillion proposal and even more preposterous than many current recommendations promoted nationwide. And it's something that no one in the country should ever take seriously.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection released the April Southwest Land Border Encounters numbers Wednesday, and the results show continued policy failure by the Biden administration.
At the same time that Disney is beginning to warm its relationship with China once again, ESPN has coincidentally decided to spike a documentary about the Tiananmen Square massacre.
If a teacher is trying to put pornography before young teenagers, that adult is doing something very bad — and he or she should be stopped from doing so, and maybe prosecuted. If a major institution tries to fool the public into believing that the pornography the teachers are peddling to children is just fine for their children, then the major institution is complicit in the corruption of minors, at least.
The unfathomable stroke of stupidity to fill the vacant hotel with "asylum seekers" threatens to abort East Midtown’s still-fragile recovery from the pandemic.
What happens when an outlet that claims to care about science attempts to reinforce the scientific illiteracy of the transgender movement? Everyone involved makes a fool of themselves, as Scientific American has repeatedly shown.
A central irony of the FBI’s investigation into Donald Trump’s 2016 election campaign, launched without “any actual evidence of collusion,” has been helpfully emphasized by the final report from special counsel John Durham.
Many American commentators are struggling with the idea that Turkey appears ready to reelect Recep Tayyip Erdogan, an autocrat who has harassed dissidents, closed hostile newspapers, and jailed opponents.
Artificial intelligence technology could help solve some of the world’s biggest problems. But it also invokes sci-fi-esque fears and concerns among the public about its potential abuse. So, it’s not surprising that the federal government is increasingly moving toward regulating AI — yet a Tuesday Senate hearing reminds us exactly why we should be deeply skeptical of this push.
Dan Goldman won the primary last year while spending millions on his self-funded campaign, along with receiving an endorsement from The New York Times.
