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The resignation of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his flight into the protective embrace of Russia is no mere footnote in the annals of Middle Eastern history. It is a seismic event, a fulcrum upon which the fragile equilibrium of the region .. ...

When U.S. officials are asked about China, the discussion usually defaults to Taiwan or tariffs. But another threat from Beijing has been growing for years, and it can be found much closer to home--in Latin America. Case in point: the deep-sea mega . ...

Topline: The federal government has recently spent $267 million on grants meant to suppress supposed "misinformation," according to a new report from OpenTheBooks.com.

In 2023, "Muhammad" became the top choice for parents naming their baby boys in England and Wales. Data from Britain's Office for National Statistics confirms not only that Muhammad is the most popular name, but that it has been a consistent top-10 . ...

Says alert should be 'higher' than current level ...

The Constitution's concept of free speech has won in Arizona, where the Goldwater Institute fought a requirement by the bar association that lawyers payer for its lobbying activities, even it involved speech with which they disagreed.

A dozen schools tasked with recruiting students to participate in paid 10-week long 'intervention'

Will no longer pursue efforts to rewrite Title IX to include gender identity amid numerous legal challenges ...

Members of Parliament advanced a bill last week that would require the United Kingdom (UK) to publish an annual report detailing abortion complications.

Last week, China imposed export bans on antimony, gallium, and germanium--all of which are listed on China's dual-use export control list. Other minerals on the list and, thus, at risk of future bans include aluminum, magnesium, and zinc, among ...