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As President Trump works with the Republican-controlled Congress to pass his big, beautiful tax bill, it is exposing some ugly truths about the policy conviction of certain GOP members. Extending the ...

In remarks given at the American Dynamism Summit recently, Vice President Vance declared "I believe ... we're on the cusp of a great American industrial comeback." Comebacks aren&rsq ...

Is the WaPo journalistically challenged when it comes to science? You decide. An April 6 article in the Washington Post, one of the most recent attacks of the NIH as it undergoes administrative change ...

Mark Zuckerberg's Meta (formerly Facebook) has positioned itself as a global tech giant with a mission to connect the world. Facebook was created in 2004 in a college dorm at Harvard University and no ...

On Friday, Dr. Peter Marks announced his resignation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as Director of CEBR (Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research) citing differences with Health ...

In case you missed it, the latest tranche of strategically placed fearmongering political ads rolled out. You can now watch desperation in real time as pro-abortion groups circle the wagons to protect ...

Lawful gun owners and supporters of the Second Amendment should understand why the Supreme Court election in Wisconsin next month is so important. The April first election has become one of the most ...

Credit unions have strayed far beyond their purpose. Imagine if a non-profit organization like the Girl Scouts of America bought naming rights to an NFL stadium. The public would be outraged to hear a ...

Earth Day has arrived, and I find myself reflecting on the incredible ways we're working together to protect our planet. One surprising ally in this journey? Plastic. Far from being the vi ...

On March 14, Sens. Mike Rounds (R-SD) and Martin Heinrich's (D-NM) announced the American Science Acceleration Project (ASAP), a bipartisan initiative to make U.S. science ten times faster by 20 ...