The Supreme Court should make the FDA do its job before it exercises power.

The senator is not even telling half the story.

The initial skirmishes that presage a return to combat operations may have already begun.

President Trump ought to break the cycle of weaponization at the Justice Department.

‘I know we’re missing something . . . and I’m very distressed by it,’ the justice said of declining civics and history education, in an interview with NR.

It is time for the STB to reestablish its congressionally mandated exclusive jurisdiction over the regulation of our freight-rail system.

AI’s proportion of global chip consumption is rising — and the rest of the economy is competing for what’s left.

Graham Platner’s surge in Maine is raising questions.

Why does it take the specter of violence before we can have a little political respite?

The online left’s explanations for the WHCD assassination attempt have become an evidence-free zone.

On finding unexpected joy in the Bard among children.

Here’s why that’s a needed reset.

The first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. And the left has a very real problem.

A new live-action remake of the animated film will simply bring the same wrong message to a new generation.

And working-class Americans stand to lose.

Private-sector creativity can help.

Visitor fluff, climate kookery, and a new tram motor, all set to cost as much as $800 million, plus news from the ballroom front and LOVE in court.

A fight over the Utah Supreme Court has turned exceptionally ugly.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth makes an implausible claim.

The U.N.’s waning relevance can be boosted by a new leader who focuses on core duties instead of politics.