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Trump’s apprenticeship plan could be the best thing he does for the economy

The Trump administration has issued executive orders to promote apprenticeships, which can provide a better education and workforce system. Congress should follow the administration's lead.

This conclave must rescue the Catholic Church from Francis’ legacy

The next pope cannot merely adjust the tone or refine the messaging — he must reverse course.

‘Some wiggle room,’ travel expert says of REAL ID deadline

Travelers without REAL ID-compliant identification can still fly, but they should anticipate longer wait times in airport security.

Europe remains asleep at the wheel in Ukraine

China's "no limits" partnership with Russia is sending a stark message to Europe and the US, with Beijing providing Moscow with critical military use components and the two countries' imports and exports exceeding $237 billion in 2023.

Morning Report — GOP lawmakers are playing legislative Jenga

In today’s issue: Republicans in Congress are looking to regroup on President Trump's sweeping agenda, which one Senate GOP lawmaker called a “train wreck,” with just weeks to go before their self-imposed deadline. At this stage in the negotiations, consensus appears far out of reach. Conservatives are threatening to oppose the measure because it doesn't...

AOC’s constituents weigh in on presidential run, recall her stunning 2018 political upset

Constituents in Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s district have warned Republicans not to underestimate the firebrand progressive lawmaker who caused a sensational political upset in 2018 defeating Joe Crowley.

Federal judge blocks Trump admin from dismantling 3 agencies

Judge John McConnell, an appointee of President Barack Obama, blocked President Donald Trump from closing three federal agencies on Tuesday.

Illegal immigrant murderers could face death penalty under new GOP bill

Rep. Morgan Luttrell, R-Texas, is leading a bill to make illegal immigrants who commit murder eligible for the death penalty.

John Fetterman finds himself increasingly alone

John Fetterman has long been on a political island — and now his tendency to rebuff professional relationships is coming back to bite him....

Chain migration fuels a bloated and obsolete immigration system

Each year, the United States approves more than a million immigrants for permanent residency or green cards. For decades, more than half of immigration to our country has been chain migration — immigrants sponsored by a family member who came earlier, most often a new spouse, a grown son or daughter, or a sibling. In contrast, only […]

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