The police killing of Tyre Nichols in Memphis last month has rightly pricked the nation's conscience. Unfortunately, so far it has not generated a correspondingly thoughtful debate on how to respond with better policy ideas.
Every now and then, I hear a piece of commentary about the Ukraine war that makes it sound like we are repeating all the same mistakes we made in Iraq. I absolutely do not believe this is the case.
A growing body of research suggests that Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is a strong indicator of extremist beliefs ranging from fanatical eco-activism to faith-based terror.
Argentinian Opposition Leader Patricia Bullrich deployed a DEA indictment — and potential $15 million reward -- to prevent Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro from entering...
The College Board refined its plans for the inaugural AP African American Studies course, stripping away much of its most controversial, ideology-based content.
The latest jobs report is absolutely great news. Employers created half a million new jobs last month, which is extraordinary. More Americans are employed today than before the pandemic.
There’s a wave of Republican legislation surfacing throughout the country that aims to restrict medical gender transitions. Some of it makes sense, but some of it is going way too far.
Shooting down a Chinese surveillance balloon now flying over America is more complicated than it seems. Because of the balloon's altitude and attached arrays, a shoot-down order would risk debris spraying over a wide area, endangering people on the ground. Still, President Joe Biden's lethargic response to this affront is disappointing at best.
Of all the countless industries and businesses that make up the U.S. economy, none has been hit harder over the past several years than travel and tourism. The consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic cannot be understated, and some of its lingering effects continue to ripple outward.
