Senators Elizabeth Warren and Josh Hawley introduced legislation to break up seven out of the Fortune 20, all of which are vertically integrated health care monsters. It's about time.

So here's the question: Why should the country have to wait until the 2032 election for this census to be completed?

What was once tin-foil-hat conspiracy theorizing is now the only logical answer: Democrats want to open the door wide for non-citizen voting, and to make secure elections impossible.

Health insurers and providers are using industrial loan companies and other tactics to make money from financial engineering rather than patient care.

Norway built its global brand on diplomacy and egalitarianism. The cosying up of its elite to the sex offender can only boost the far right, says the academic Sindre Bangstad

Conservatives are split over whether Virginia Democrats' aggressive gerrymander is an abomination to be condemned or an example red states should follow.

If you're on the fence about having kids, I think you should have them - and have a lot.

Sandwiched between Trump portraits, he is described as Sleepy Joe Biden... by far, the worst President in American History on two newly placed bronze plaques under his autopen por...

To MAGA, the 1950s were a better time. But the White House can't bring it back.

Affordability is a lot more than just prices. Beyond lowering prices, an affordability agenda needs to reckon with how the economy feels.

Democrats are again calling voter identification requirements the equivalent of Jim Crow, but the elections in Georgia show this is false

Moltbook, a social media site for AI agents, is nothing new. Still, the marriage of big tech and politics demands we take a stand

But there's a way to fix it.

Ohio GOP Rep. Troy Balderson, with Jack Fowler on the Victor Davis Hanson podcast, discussed several pieces of legislation that would streamline energy production and regulation.

A House committee exposed how foreign adversaries allegedly fund U.S. protest groups through extensive

A look inside the athlete-finance industry, which resembles predatory lending-and worse

From the beginnings of their faith, Christians have viewed tribulation as, paradoxically, a boon - a source of purification and strength. "Blessed are you when men revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely on my account," Jesus taught on the Mount of Beatitudes (Mt 5:11). Saint Paul similarly promised that "in everything God works for good" (Rm 8:28).