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How medical boards often fail patients — and with deadly results

States need to change who sits on professional licensing boards, make them advisory to an accountable government official, or both. Our safety and public...

Trump’s NIH is right about bloated research grants

The Trump administration wants federal funds for cancer and Alzheimer’s research to go to finding cures rather than subsidizing campus bureaucracies. In response, college leaders have gone to court to stop the National Institutes of Health from reducing taxpayer subsidies for campus slush funds, with matters in the balance due to a federal injunction. The Trump […]

Last living American hostage released from Hamas as frail ceasefire stands

The last living Israeli American hostage was among the three men released by Hamas Saturday as the frail ceasefire was held up despite threats from the Palestinian militant group earlier in the week that may have upended the deal. Hamas released Israeli Argentinian Iair Horn, 46, Israeli American Sagui Dekel Chen, 36, and Russian-Israeli Alexander...

How Trump’s antitrust officers can tackle Big Tech and keep America innovative

Striking the right balance between punishing anticompetitive behavior and allowing companies to leverage their scale to satisfy consumers would be a win for innovation and prosperity.

Rep. Jamie Raskin: Eric Adams deal ‘saturated with corruption’

"The whole thing is saturated in corruption," Raskin said during a Friday appearance on "CUOMO."

7 most likely GOP successors to Trump in 2028

President Trump raised eyebrows in an interview that aired Monday after he declined to name Vice President Vance as his automatic successor ahead of the 2028 presidential election. “No, but he is very capable,” Trump told fox News’ Bret Baier when asked if he viewed Vance as his 2028 successor. “I think you have a...

The Memo: Firestorm grows over Trump DOJ’s deal to drop charges against Eric Adams

The Trump administration, which has been moving like a juggernaut across the political landscape, has hit a land mine. The decision by Trump’s Justice Department to halt the prosecution of New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) has caused uproar. Adams had been due to stand trial in April on charges of bribery, wire fraud...

Trump, Musk’s latest moves to shrink the federal workforce explained

President Trump and right-hand man Elon Musk have rolled out a series of moves to cull the federal workforce, forging ahead with numerous methods to fire employees that have already sparked legal challenges. The latest actions come as the Trump administration closed out its government buyout program — an offer that came with a warning that...

Democrats see small wins in low-key races, fueling hopes for November

Democrats are already seeing some small victories in under-the-radar races in the beginning of 2025, with the party hoping they can maintain that energy heading into November as they look to flip the Virginia governor’s mansion and hold off GOP opponents in other elections. The party flipped a state Senate seat in Iowa last month,...

Planned Parenthood appears to scrub Instagram as fears of DOGE cuts loom

Planned Parenthood seemed to scrub all content from its Instagram shortly after HHS Secretary RFK Jr.'s swearing in without an explanation. Some believe the organization fears DOGE cuts.

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