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JD Vance's populist economic policies abandon free-market conservatism, harming American workers through state-directed planning.

Trump can force Iran to fold by enforcing UN snapback sanctions, cutting off Beijing's military and financial lifeline to Tehran.

Delaying an Iran deal until after midterm elections is strategic suicide. Washington must leverage Oman talks now to avert $100 oil shocks.

U.S. trade tariffs force Canada to forge economic ties with China and India, threatening Washington's long-term global dominance.

When Houthis seized the Bab el-Mandeb, paper defense pacts failed Saudi Arabia, leaving Riyadh stranded without U.S. military aid.

Trump must pivot from tactical strikes to a strategic plan in the Strait of Hormuz to stop inflation and secure global oil transit.

Trump's Iran sanctions will fail unless Washington closes major sanctions loopholes in the UAE and China with secondary sanctions.

Congress should resist rushing into AI regulation merely because industry leaders demand it, and instead prioritize accountability for harms.

Federal rules force celery-cured bacon to be labeled "uncured." USDA must fix this misleading loophole and tell shoppers the truth.

Vance has associated himself with a good cause and a win-win proposition: The more he succeeds in fighting fraud, the better his case to the voters.