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Will Congress ever do its job?

President Donald Trump‘s unilateral tariffs, which have thrown the economy into chaos, and his efforts to keep Chinese spyware TikTok from operating in the United States beg the question: Does Congress even exist? Sadly, only a handful of congressional Republicans have voiced support for returning the tariff power to Congress, where it belongs. Starting in […]

Hey, USA Fencing, women shouldn’t have to compete against biological males

President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order attempting to end the practice of allowing transgender women, who are born biologically male, to compete in women’s sports. But, apparently, USA Fencing, the organization that governs competitive fencing in the United States, hasn’t gotten the memo. A female athlete and competitive fencer named Stephanie Turner was […]

Designer babies won’t solve our fertility crisis

In vitro fertilization has exploded in popularity despite concerns about the commodification of human life. IVF typically involves retrieving eggs from a woman’s ovaries, fertilizing the eggs with sperm, and inserting the resulting embryo into her uterus. Every year, about 2% of American babies are born from this technology. The New York Times recently ran a piece about embryo screening, a […]

Medicaid reform is popular

Congressional Republicans keep dodging questions about cuts to Medicaid, the federal-state entitlement that covers nearly 80 million people. But they should not be shy about their plans to reform the entitlement. New polling shows that many of the GOP’s ideas for Medicaid aren’t just smart policy. They’re popular. A survey of registered voters conducted by Public […]

I survived 50 days in captivity. Trump, please help bring all the hostages home

My name is Noga Weiss. I’m 18 years old. I survived 50 days as a Hamas hostage in Gaza. My father, Ilan Weiss, was murdered on Oct. 7, 2023, while defending our home in Kibbutz Be’eri. His body was taken into Gaza and is still being held there. I came back. He never had the […]

DOJ planned to send US Marshalls to ex-employee’s home over Mel Gibson discussion

The Justice Department was preparing to send U.S. Marshalls to a former employee's home ahead of an appearance she was set to make with two high-profile Democrats over restoring actor Mel Gibson's gun rights. Correspondence between former Pardon Attorney Liz Oyer and the Justice Department indicates the department planned to dispatch U.S. Marshalls to deliver...

Former top vaccine regulator says he blocked RFK Jr. team from database

A former top official at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said he blocked members of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s team from directing accessing a vaccine database over concerns they would rewrite or erase the stored information. Peter Marks, who headed the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research before...

Bessent: Federal layoffs will help fill factory jobs created by Trump tariffs

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Trump administration is planning to boost U.S. manufacturing employment with policies meant to steer laid-off federal workers into factories. In an interview with Tucker Carlson published Friday on X, the Treasury secretary said he believed the U.S. had enough workers to fill thousands of manufacturing jobs Trump hopes to...

The US and Syria: Between strategic success and unfinished business

The United States must adopt a balanced approach to Syria, engaging with the transitional government while maintaining diplomatic relations with other countries to establish lasting stability in the country.

Campus activists push for anti-Trump ‘mutual defense compact’ of major universities

Big Ten universities, led by Rutgers, could form a "Mutual Defense Compact' to oppose President Donald Trump's executive order, if campus activists have their way.

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