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Washington Examiner columnist Guy Benson warned about far left candidates taking over Democratic cities, and that voters will regret them.

What a week that was. Even by the extraordinary standards of President Donald Trump, that was an all-timer.

After more than a decade of inertia, Congress is finally moving to reauthorize the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. It's about time.

The Convention of States Project targets fiscal restraints, limits on federal power, and term limits. Twenty states have passed the resolution.

The Great American AI Act from Obernolte and Trahan builds on a model for regulating complex, fast-moving technologies that my colleagues and I developed.

Under the law, Social Security cannot pay out more than it collects in revenue, and the gap is quite large.

The fight in California's 6th District between Rep. Kevin Kiley (I-CA) and Richard Pan is one of the state's most intriguing political matchups.

Congress should support legislation recently introduced by Aaron Bean to eliminate the failed Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation.

The political cost of voting your conscience on a war you did not declare has become higher than the cost of rubber-stamping one you did not authorize.

The nation is approaching both the 2030 Census and the centennial of the law that capped the House at 435 members.