Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign had “surreptitious involvement” in organizing a letter that falsely claimed the New York Post’s story about Hunter Biden's laptop...
Academics and lawyers who favor continuing preferential admissions just assume that the system of preferences that has emerged over the past 50 years is...
In 2012, the Supreme Court ruled Arizona could not independently enforce federal immigration law. But today’s Supreme Court may see the matter differently.
A new artificial intelligence tool from OpenAI looks to have successfully tricked someone into doing its bidding, potentially moving the world one step closer to a day when robots rule over people.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Wednesday said operatives from a Mexican smuggling cartel planted an explosive device on the U.S. side of the border, endangering Border Patrol agents.
Sen. Ted Cruz, Texas Republican, called on Stanford officials to reprimand the students who last week shouted down a speech by a conservative federal judge, as well as fire the administrator who scolded the guest speaker instead of the agitators.
Crime is clearly the top priority of Chicago voters after rejecting the reelection campaign of soft-on-crime Mayor Lori Lightfoot. Now, the candidate who supports defunding the police is trying to run even further from his past statements.
Jonathan Chait was among a cadre of liberals who vociferously and consistently supported George W. Bush’s 2003 invasion of Iraq. Twenty years later, he is making it clear that he wants the next president to be hawkish against Russia, a nuclear-armed superpower.
Iowa’s ethanol industry, which exists only because of federal and state subsidies and mandates, reportedly may collapse if it cannot build massive statewide networks of pipelines for distributing and burying the carbon dioxide emitted by its ethanol plants. These infrastructure projects would require taking farmers’ land through eminent domain.