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Spirit Airlines was the fifth-largest airline in the United States, with 44 million international and domestic passengers. And now it's gone.

A set of busybodies who can't accept that other people chose lifestyles they abhor want the government to ensure they'll stop being confronted with that fact.

Americans have already seen, whether at the gas pump or elsewhere, that they are not immune from the oil squeeze, despite the scale of our domestic production.

This policy change could prevent thousands of abortions every year.

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

Graham Platner's surge in Maine is raising questions.

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

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

'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.

'If you brought the Founders back today . . . I think the one institution they'd probably recognize most easily is this institution.'