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"Reconciliation 3.0" is a prime opportunity to revisit an idea that didn't get done in the border funding bill fight: ending the H-1B visa as a source of cheap labor.

Between China's CCP and the Cuban regime, America is being squeezed on all fronts by far leftists who want to destroy all that's great and free about this country.

Artificial intelligence is transformational, but its consequences are not the biblical event Pope Leo XIV warns of.

The United States has many problems in Asia. South Korea should not be one of them.

Helium is generally thought of as a novelty that makes your voice squeak when you inhale.

Two things are true about the "conservative" groups now urging young conservatives to embrace wind and solar.

Many years ago, Ross Lence arrived at Indiana University from Whitefish, Montana, to study with the distinguished political scientist Charles Hyneman.

A coalition led by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education recently called on Congress to provide $2.5 billion in workforce development grants and scholarships to address the teacher shortage.

The American way of war from the Revolutionary War to World War II was straightforward. We did not fight to negotiate; we fought to win.

North Korean troops and munitions beef up Russia's war against Ukraine. In return, Russia provides North Korea with sophisticated technology for its missiles, drones, satellites and submarines.