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Russian threats to Latvia can be deterred by continued Trump administration resolve in supporting NATO.

Shutting down data center expansion means losing the opportunity to build out a stronger, future-proofed energy infrastructure for the entire community.

Washington is traveling. While en route to the Second Continental Congress, he receives a dispatch from Maj. Gen. Israel Putnam.

States have unlocked the door to Ibogaine, Trump has opened it, and now we need to walk through it carefully, responsibly, and without delay.

Most young Americans have a "favorable view" of socialism, and the Democratic Socialists of America is becoming the main political organ of the Left.

The plaintiffs' bar donates an awful lot of money, especially directed to progressive politicians, to keep effective tort reform at a safe viewing distance.

The industry is not asking for less oversight; it is seeking smarter, clearer, and more intentional oversight. Drake Plastics Ltd. v. IRS is the first step.

The Bank Secrecy Act has resulted in excessive scrutiny, account closures and other disruptions of lawful banking activities. It must be reformed.

Trump endorsement or not, Ken Paxton has failed miserably to protect the victims of sexual violence who have trusted him to fight for them.

New Yorkers have heard the condemnations and the promises of investigations. They are still waiting for action from Zohran Mamdani and Jessica Tisch.