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The Ukrainian author is fascinated by the blurred lines between Ukrainian and Russian culture and the Ukrainian and Russian people.

Responses from Democrats, who have tried to leverage shootings to score points against rivals on gun policy, were instead mostly restrained.

Teachers unions should focus on improving schools and education for students, not advancing destructive political agendas.

From Communist organizer in the UK to intellectual leader of National Review, Frank S. Meyer moved the twentieth century.

Small businesses will use the savings afforded by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to reinvest in their communities.

California's weak energy grid and poor forest management mean the state alternates between intentional and unintentional blackouts.

The murder of Charlie Kirk is a dangerous and horrific escalation of the culture war, one that portends a true turning point for America.

Disney used to pride itself on fostering community. Now, it makes millions off letting the rich play jump the line.

Democrats are much more likely than Republicans to hold career success and personal income as keys to a successful life. What's behind this?

There is a deeper malaise in how America's media cover crime and political violence, often prioritizing narrative over human loss.