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Anyone demanding in 2026 that "we need more women in the workforce" is thus demanding that men become a minority of workers in America.

If socialists are happy to abandon the ballooning entitlement state in favor of austerity, we can afford to ditch AI.

Nvidia's latest earnings beat suggests it has more growth room on the horizon. The artificial intelligence revolution is full steam ahead.

Spanberger is contending with GOP criticism that she is failing to deliver on her own promises and instead prioritizing Democratic policies.

Byron York said the Republican Party must deal with an uphill battle going into the 2026 midterm elections.

Doescher said Trump doesn't want to be "a lame duck" in his second term and that he can run on affordability.

Trump understands two powerful forces: compounding returns over time and the dynamism of the American economy.

The national average price for a gallon of regular gas has slowly crept up since hitting a record low in January.

Trump did not provide Democrats, who are hoping to flip the House or Senate in November, with a proverbial olive branch during his 148-minute address.

Inflation has, on balance, fallen since Trump entered office, although consumers are still discontent persistently high prices.