A Senate rewrite of the most consequential boxing legislation in a generation landed Thursday, setting up a fight in Congress before changes can reach a boxer's contract.

America has become accustomed to talking about what divides us. We debate taxes and tariffs, immigration and education, healthcare and climate change. Cable television reminds us what separates us. Social media rewards us for disagreeing more loudly than yesterday. Yet, beneath those disagreements lies something quietly remarkable. Some experiences strip away nearly every political label […]

The clueless market universal healthcare as a right: free at the point of use, available to all. In reality, when price is removed and budgets constrain supply, care is rationed by time. Patients wait. Disease progresses. Productivity evaporates. And in the extreme, some systems offer an exit when treatment does not arrive.  If something constitutes […]

Data centers have become essential national infrastructure powering everything from banking systems to healthcare, government services, and platforms like ChatGPT and Facebook. Yet public discourse and the Not In My Back Yard (NIMBY) movement increasingly frame them as environmental liabilities.  That sentiment is now shaping public policy. New York has approved a one-year pause on […]

The late Sen. Lindsey Graham entered our lives during the darkest chapter our family had ever known. This week, as we traveled to Washington for his funeral, we came not only to honor one of Israel’s most steadfast friends, but to remember a leader who stood beside our family — and whose example offers an […]

One of the first things any proud tourist to Washington, D.C., does is tour the Smithsonian museums. Supposedly, these museums are home to the accumulation of American exceptionalism and impact in history, art, culture, and science. Unfortunately, that is no longer true. To expose the truth, on July 4, the White House released “Saving America’s […]

Every year, the schools and hospitals my church runs in India open their books, and every foreign rupee is accounted for under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act. We renew a license the state may refuse at will, and under the amendment before Parliament, we may lose the buildings themselves if it lapses. We file, we […]

The middle class hasn’t had it easy in recent years. From record inflation during the Biden administration to stubbornly high interest rates, economic sentiment hasn’t fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels. But there are clear signs that, despite these headwinds, the economic picture is improving. The U.S. economy is outperforming its global peers thanks to a […]