Martin Scorsese is widely recognized for crafting films centered on gritty criminal underworlds and the lavish lifestyles of their gangster overlords, from Mean Streets (1973) to The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) and, most recently, The Irishman (2019). However, Scorsese's latest crime epic, Killers of the Flower Moon, veers away from many of the venerable filmmaker's customary tropes.

America’s leading universities have an antisemitism problem – and it starts at the top. This past week, university presidents and deans across the country wrote to their students and faculties to express concern in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on Israel by Hamas. What they said, and what they did not say, provides a window into the culture of intellectual and moral rot and cowardice that reigns at these once-great institutions.

"The difference between them and us is that we want to check government spending and they want to spend government checks." – Ronald Reagan

One important byproduct of the horrific terrorist attacks on Israel, at the hands of Hamas, has been the response from our nation’s universities. I don’t mean “important” in that we should listen to their message and consider it wise, it’s rather important solely because it’s making plain an ideology so rampant in our colleges that even deniers now can’t discount.

Five years ago, The Heartland Institute set out to correct some misperceptions about the hydraulic fracturing process (commonly known as “fracking”) that had gained traction in the opinions of a not-insignificant number of people across the country: It pollutes water! And the air! And causes cancer! And birth defects! And asthma! And earthquakes! All at once!

Currently, next year’s presidential race looks more like 2016’s than 2020’s. Even though it appears likely that President Joe Biden will face off against former President Donald Trump in a rematch, 2024 stands to be more of a rehash — only this time without Hillary.

If the reputation of Israel’s military is broken, then the perception that peace with Israel is a good bet is broken.

Mexican President Andres Manuel López Obrador slammed his critics in the wake of Hurricane Otis, which tore through Mexico’s Pacific coast last week as a Category 5 storm. Obrador took aim at those who he said were exaggerating the destruction caused by the hurricane and suggested they were providing misleading information. The storm last week...

A former industry executive criticized the tentative deal struck between the United Auto Workers (UAW) and Ford earlier this week, accusing the labor union of having no regard for automakers. "First of all, this is not like other labor negotiations," Bob Lutz, who has worked for all three of the "Big Three" automakers facing strikes,...

While parts of the Northwest have already weathered their first winter storm this past week, that multi-foot blast of snow was not necessarily a sign of what’s to come this season. With an El Niño climate pattern already firmly in place, the northern portion of the U.S. will likely be basking in warmer-than-average temperatures this...