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And working-class Americans stand to lose.

A new live-action remake of the animated film will simply bring the same wrong message to a new generation.

Private-sector creativity can help.

A fight over the Utah Supreme Court has turned exceptionally ugly.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth makes an implausible claim.

'This is a Groundhog's Day thing with the Maine ladies. They're always facing the most dangerous challenge of their political career.'

There's no doubt that the beginning of wisdom in U.S. energy policy was 'drill, baby, drill.'

Benevity, a corporate giving platform, relied on the hate map to steer donations toward left-wing organizations, the 1792 Exchange says.

Pity the suckers in the cities governed by the radical left who let themselves believe that the new order would rain taxpayer-provided goodies down around them.

Graham Platner is just one example.