In the run-up to tonight's Democratic presidential debate in Iowa, the last such contest before primary voting begins, one of the big... Read More

The Left sees Donald Trump's comportment, rallies, and tweets as a new low in presidential behavior that justifies extraordinary... Read More

In March of 2019, a photo surfaced of three Ole Miss fraternity brothers posing with guns beside a bullet-riddled memorial to Emmett Till,... Read More

Each year, Americans throw out more than 12 million tons of furniture and furnishings, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Only... Read More

With middle-class wages at an all-time low, the debate over how to best boost mobility for workers rages on. According to the Pew Research... Read More

What once was routine in Congress has become rare: compromise. But going against the new norm, the House Energy & Commerce Committee... Read More

Is Joe Biden, contrary to his centrist reputation, a tax-and-spend liberal? That was the argument made by Politifact's Amy Sherman, defending... Read More

Last year in June, the New York State Senate voted to legalize mobile sports betting. For a moment, it seemed like New York was poised to... Read More

If the election were held on Valentine's Day, President Trump would have good prospects, but next November the story may be... Read More

On Friday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced that his state would not be accepting any refugees in the coming fiscal year. He is the... Read More

Last month, the Supreme Court rejected a challenge to a Kentucky law requiring doctors to describe ultrasound images and play fetal... Read More

The two parties in Congress don't agree on much these days. However, in the final days of December, they struck a deal that will give about 2... Read More

You've probably never heard of the most economically transformative legislation of the Trump era. Granted, it has not yet passed and it might... Read More

s recent statistics make depressingly clear, the federal government's long-term financial picture continues to deteriorate. The nation's... Read More

In 2020, the biggest headache facing Albany will be Medicaid, the state-run health plan that covers more than 6 million lower-income and... Read More

COLORADO SPRINGS — The sergeant in charge of one of the busiest Army recruiting centers in Colorado, Sergeant First Class Dustin Comes,... Read More

A few days ago, after the horrific stabbing attack on a Hanukkah party in Monsey, New York, The Daily Beast ran an article by Jay Michaelson... Read More

Harvard's David Deming and Kadeem Noray have updated their work on the economic returns to education in science, technology, engineering and... Read More

Last year, lawmakers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania proposed legalizing recreational marijuana in their states. A debate ensued. Some argued... Read More

You may have seen the Michelle Williams Golden Globes speech by now. Reportedly pregnant, she credited abortion for her professional success... Read More

“You probably shouldn't cook the animal whole,” Andrés told me over coffee, contemplating a whole pig he had just... Read More

For the past few years, cities and states on the West Coast have led the charge to build more dense housing and arrest fast-rising rents.... Read More

I cannot be the only person who has a hard time believing that the Iowa caucus is less than a month away. Not just because we are still in... Read More

DES MOINES — Elizabeth Warren recalled an explosive account of a meeting with Bernie Sanders in which he said he didn't believe a woman... Read More