In the first 100 days of the new majority, House Republicans have been hard at work fulfilling our commitment to America on behalf of its hardworking people.

Turkey’s elections are less than a month away. Polls vary, but many show President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has dominated the country for two decades, losing. The chances that Erdogan will step down, however, are between zero and none. Erdogan sees himself, quite literally, as on a mission from God. "I am the servant of the sharia [Islamic law]," he once explained. The power has gone to his head, and ideology has warped it. The idea that ordinary people whom he sees as beneath him might oust him in a democratic election is unfathomable.

Everyone wants the Russo-Ukrainian War to end, but exactly how peace is to be achieved is rather less clear. Easy solutions rest on unrealistic assumptions and are impossible, while difficult solutions rest on realistic assumptions and are possible. Understandably, the former are more appealing, because they promise fabulous results with little effort. There are two...

David's Bridal has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Members of the Group of Seven have promised to take a tough position on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China’s aggression toward Taiwan and North Korea’s missile tests. Top G-7 diplomats representing the world’s wealthiest economies — the U.S., the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the European Union — on Monday talked over...

A National Guard member in Tennessee who is accused of sending his resume to a website called Rent-A-Hitman is facing federal charges.

Resolving the China paradox will not resolve all the tensions. But failing to understand this paradox will not lead to a happy outcome.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is calling for a ceasefire in Sudan amid days of fighting as the army and a rival force battle for control of the country. “There is a shared deep concern about the fighting, the violence that’s going on in Sudan; the threat that that poses to civilians, that it...

In 1953, Cold War fears led the U.S. government to adopt a semi-official policy of “debunking” all UAP reports, no matter how credible. Trust in government plummeted.

Alabama authorities are asking for the community’s help as they search for answers surrounding a mass shooting that killed four people and injured more than two dozen others at a birthday party in the city of Dadeville.   “We’ve got to have information from the community,” Sgt. Jeremy Burkett of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said...