Ohio sends a warning to the White House.
His backing could help the GOP win races by encouraging voters to cast ballots before Election Day.
The Iranian proxy’s attacks have forced 60,000 northern civilians to evacuate. Is war their only way home?
Voters turn out to be less irresponsible than the technocrats who are supposed to protect them.
One way to prevent the senior Democrat from toppling friendly governments.
The EPA’s new tailpipe emissions rule is a plan to eliminate gas-powered cars.
The Federal Reserve Chairman seems unworried by accelerating prices in January and February.
Gov. Abbott’s law is back on hold, after overwrought cries of judicial abdication.
Windy City voters reject a property tax hike pushed by Mayor Brandon Johnson and Chicago Teachers Union.
Why the candidates will talk about cars (Michigan) and water (Arizona).
Third parties can secretly fund litigation, take a cut of the proceeds, and hamstring key companies like Intel.
Democrats’ spending strategy is 90 years old and likely as out of date as their leader.
We’ve let our nuclear force atrophy while Moscow and Beijing have expanded theirs and gone on offense.
His speech last week is evidence that his party is catering to those who are hostile to the Jewish state.
The Supreme Court needs to set a standard that respects the presidency as well as the rule of law.
I was a victim of fraud, but I was treated as if I were the guilty one.
Excerpts from the written testimony of Hunter Biden’s business partner.
The NAR’s ballyhooed legal settlement is less than meets the hype.
The new national-security law gives the government more tools to lock people up.
Biden officials weren’t merely trying to persuade tech platforms to take down Covid posts.
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