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Reporter’s Notebook: 9/11 is just a history chapter for a new generation of Americans

A quarter century after 9/11, one-third of Americans alive that day are gone, and the memories of Sept. 11, 2001, grow increasingly faded.

Colleges are failing — but they can still spark golden age for higher education: here’s how

As woke colleges falter, here's a modest proposal: Buy a failing school lock, stock and barrel — and create a launching pad for academia's...

New Jersey Fails to Vet Medicaid Providers, Raising Fraud Concerns

The state failed to revalidate a third of its Medicaid providers over the last five years, in violation of federal law.

Let’s Never Get Over a Mother Viciously Killing Her Children  

We have more than possible psychosis going on here in our culture.

Why Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Appealed to Trump

Kevin Reddington’s seemingly nonsensical request for a presidential pardon has a deeply cynical but shrewd strategy behind it.

President Trump’s 9/11 Exaggerations

Of all the topics that could do without President Trump’s habitual off-the-cuff hyperbole, the 9/11 attacks rank high on the list.

Trump’s Runaway Trade War

All evidence suggests that the Canadians are incensed by Trump’s trade aggression.

Spirits council hopes Trump ban spurs trade talks, not mutual pain for U.S., Canadian distillers

A major lobby for U.S. distillers said Wednesday that President Trump's ban on Canadian alcohol imports must lead to a positive resolution for both nations, rather than a bitter cycle of revenge.

Berlin blamed Russia for a bomb at NATO’s airlift hub. Then it closed a consulate

On the night of Aug. 4, an employee at Leipzig/Halle Airport in eastern Germany found a drone carrying an explosive device inside the secured cargo area, beside the southern runway. It was sitting next to an Antonov Airlines cargo aircraft — the Ukrainian carrier that flies military supplies. Federal police brought in a bomb-disposal robot […]

Europe wrote the AI rulebook Washington is arguing about. Then it hit pause

On July 27, a regulation took effect in Brussels whose only real purpose was to postpone a different European law due to apply six days later. The law being postponed is the AI Act, passed in 2024 and sold to the world as the first comprehensive rulebook for artificial intelligence. The rescue is Regulation (EU) […]

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