Every year, hardworking families sit around their kitchen tables and make sure their bills are paid. They don’t get to “shut down” their household if they miss a deadline. They make adjustments, tighten their belts, and do what’s necessary to keep the lights on and food on the table. Congress should be held to the […]
Once again, Washington, D.C., is engaged in the age-old “will they or won’t they shut down the government?” debate, while most Americans roll their eyes. But something we were promised mere months ago is glaringly absent from the conversation. At the moment, Republican leaders are insisting on a clean continuing resolution to keep the government […]
When President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations last week about religious persecution, he posed that freedom of religion is not a partisan talking point; it is a universal human right. While some may seek to decry the messenger, the message should unite us. Every two hours, somewhere in the world, a Christian is murdered […]
A relative of mine who is a pediatrician once said to me, “The patient starts getting better when the doctor walks into the examination room.” There is a psychological life that happens when an authority enters who can help you get to the truth. So what happens when that authority figure is incompetent or crooked? […]
As artificial intelligence becomes the nervous system of advanced economies, it is simultaneously becoming the grammar of power in international relations. We are entering the era of AI diplomacy — where national influence is measured not just in nuclear warheads or GDP, but in computer clusters, proprietary models, and access to strategic data. But AI, […]
President Donald Trump has helped revive the coal industry, and this achievement was reinforced on Monday by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin‘s announcement that more land would be opened for coal production and that punitive regulations hobbling the industry would be rolled back. But new spending by the Energy […]
Gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia, a mayoral showdown in New York City, California's Prop 50, and Pennsylvania's Supreme Court contests top the ballot box on Election Day 2025
Judge Royce Lamberth halts Voice of America workforce cuts through October 14 and warns Kari Lake's team shows brazen disinterest in statutory broadcasting duties.