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A scandal over a Cambridge academic shows that many universities still act like we're living in 2020, writes Yuan Yi Zhu.

In a healthy country, the American experiment with the sanctuary movement would be widely recognized as a deadly failure.

The Failed Iran war should spur a long-overdue withdrawal.

The candidate has crafted a progressive nationalism and shown his party how to turn Republicans' financial advantage against them

Abdul El-Sayed is the latest Islamo-socialist terrorist-sympathizer star of the Democrat Party, after squeaking to a win in the Michigan Senate primary Tuesday.

If the economy is the issue, he can win Michigan in November.

Are you worried about an AI market crash or a company going bankrupt? Don't be. Just as with railroads 150 years ago, nothing can stop technological progress, writes Tyler Cowen.

I really don't think we need to be debating the legitimacy of Thanksgiving right now.

Instead of passing through bankruptcy, insolvent life insurers have all their liabilities-in particular the policyholder claims-paid for by state guaranty funds.

How much of a chance does Trump have of losing the Senate? The answer appears to be more of a chance than he had a few months ago.

It's hard to believe this summer marks six decades since the Beatles, the greatest of pop-rock bands, released the album that truly catapulted them to that title. And I'm not talking about Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

As its long-anticipated fourth season gets underway, the show's team is now female, and the "BELIEVE" sign is still there, re-torn and re-taped.

Many people have weighed in on Paramount's agreement to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery - media analysts, power brokers, political commentators, competitors and, of course, lawyers. For a transaction of this size, that is expected and appropriate. The one person you haven't heard from is me.