The Senate passed landmark legislation Monday night intended to regulate the Wild West of college sports compensation and transfers, teeing up a vote in the House after the November midterm elections.
Earlier this month, President Donald Trump took the stage at the Republican midterm convention and bragged that his tariff regime had led to “the most successful two years financially … in the history of the presidency.” This wasn’t a new line. In January, he claimed his widespread tariffs, which are taxes imposed on goods imported […]
Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed wants everyone to stop talking about his terrorist-supporting, America-hating buddy Hasan Piker, even though el Sayed made Piker a central figure of his campaign. The latest round of damage control for el Sayed comes after Piker did an interview with Axios, where he said, among other things, that the United States is […]
Washington has a spending problem, and the American people are stuck with the bill. While families across the country sit around kitchen tables balancing their budgets, cutting costs, and making tough financial decisions, the federal government continues to operate with far too little accountability when projects fail. Costs spiral into the billions. Deadlines slip by […]
KYIV, Ukraine — Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski sat for an interview with me at Poland’s Embassy in Kyiv this week. Sikorski had arrived in Ukraine as Russia was pushing the war closer to his country. Russia has intensified strikes on the Ukrainian side of the Polish border, increasingly targeting the railways, roads, and crossings […]
