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Federal prosecutors are using a cartel law against CEO Daniel Chu, defying Trump's mandate to end weaponized justice.

"I'm sorry, Mom," Telemachus says to Penelope at one point. At least the movie has the good sense to apologize to us.

Lucky smartly emphasizes the bodily toll of life on the lam. Much credit is due to the stunt coordinators, who toss their lead around like so much tattered baggage.

The question is not whether illegal voting is widespread. It is how many illegal votes Americans should be expected to tolerate.

Federal contractors face a strict deadline to strip race quotas, ending decades of set-asides and restoring merit-based bidding.

The leftist alliance binds mutually hostile ideologies together.

Despite a small setback in an Arizona House primary this week, 2026 is still very much the year of the DSA in Democratic politics.

The market's movement is dominated by the perception that the federal government is mismanaging things here at home.

Critics blasted Nolan's revisions. But Nolan didn't merely adapt the Odyssey for our age, he made a movie indicting him and, if implicitly, Hollywood.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is inheriting Bernie Sanders's socialist lane, and it might finally be a winning one.