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The latest attempt to fix the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool cost about $14 million -- and part of it already appears to be failing.

The current legal issues surrounding sports betting, illegal gambling and name, image and likeness (NIL) deals by college sports players indicate the development of an alarming trend.

Fifteen state attorney generals have called on the Environmental Protection Agency to investigate the potential contaminants from mifepristone in drinking water.

Leftists tell us that when it comes to family life, men have to step up to the plate, do their duty and shoulder their share of the burden.

Americans have very short attention spans, especially when it comes to their pocketbooks and political leadership. Some of this is built in.

Yet another career Washingtonian has taken it upon herself to stand in the way of the agenda for which the American people voted in 2024.

A metaphor often used to describe cultural warning signs is "the canary in the coal mine." It is a story that highlights how certain dangers in life, if ignored, could destroy us.

Six months ago, millions of Iranians poured into the streets in open defiance of the Islamic republic.

One of President Trump's enduring strengths is that he is a relentless provider of content to media of every shape, size and ideology.

Southern Poverty Law Center's mission, when it began decades ago, seemed rooted in honorable intents -- to expose racism and bigotry and discrimination and all the stuff most Americans detest. But it didn't take long for the organization to become ...