The Caesar Rodney statue and 22 other installations at Freedom Plaza honor common, everyday Revolutionary War heroes as part of America's 250th anniversary under President Trump.
A federal appeals court has rejected President Trump's attempt to revive his plans to have the U.S. Postal Service referee this year's elections by refusing to deliver ballots by mail unless states first verify the eligibility of the voters.
One of the defining challenges of modern governance is not just policy execution — it is message distortion. Achievements are minimized, setbacks are amplified, and narratives are too often shaped by intermediaries who are neither accountable to voters nor aligned with the administration’s objectives. For any administration committed to delivering results, that creates a fundamental […]
The recent rise of the Democratic Socialists of America is shocking to many, but its rise in popularity coincides with Generation Z’s turnout and involvement in politics. Gen Z was the backbone of the mayoral election of Zohran Mamdani in New York City, with nearly 75% of Gen Z voting for Mamdani, a DSA-backed candidate. […]
Over the past year, discussions about Artificial intelligence (AI) have captured the attention of everyone from everyday citizens to the Pope. Despite this surge in awareness, the public largely misunderstands how AI functions and how closely its development mirrors traditional manufacturing processes. This fundamental misconception is driving a fierce, increasingly bipartisan backlash against the physical […]
The video of Kallie Keeler, a high school sophomore wrestling in an all-girls tournament last December, is just 22 seconds long. But it might demonstrate the 54-year history and purpose of Title IX as much as any lengthy lawsuit filing. Taken by Kallie’s mother, Stephanie, video footage shows the 16-year-old wrestling an opponent who appears […]