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Nearly half of Americans struggle to pay for health care. If Republicans hope to maintain their majority in the midterms, they'll need to address those concerns properly.

President Trump is at a crossroads with Iran.

The speed with which some Democrats in New York are seeking to capitalize on Mayor Zohran Mamdani's election is reverberating across the New York City cab industry.

Last week, Kiely Reedy, 34, detailed to The New York Times how she spends $200 to $300 a week on food delivery on a $50,000 annual salary.

Democratic politicians aren't particularly careful when spreading around other people's wealth.

Thinking about the tragic events undermining America, it's time for straight talk.

As a voter who works two jobs, I am confused by how many people have the time and motivation to disrupt law enforcement, believing that such actions will promote positive change.

For more than three decades, Missouri has engaged in a water war with North Dakota.

Majorities questioned in a newly released Pew Research Center survey say they're unhappy with the direction of the national economy and that the prices of eggs, gas, housing and health care are still too high. This is the one statistic with sticking ...

This Black History Month, let's finally confront an uncomfortable truth: the deliberate, profound cultural and economic decline of the Black community, largely under the Democratic Party.