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The Strait of Hormuz disruption that justified waiving the Jones Act is ending. The waiver should end with it.

Failure to pass a proposed amendment to the Constitution would leave the high court open to being packed by partisan politicians.

Vice President JD Vance must by now know that if he does not push for an exit, he can kiss his presidential ambitions goodbye.

Trump's biggest nuclear achievement so far is not a completed commercial power plant. It is the restoration of ambition.

The question now belongs to our friends across the Atlantic: How ya gonna keep 'em down in Europe after they've seen the lights of Buc-ee's?

JD Vance is no Trump, and his recent comments (while taking a short break from his book tour) are deeply troubling and cross into dangerous territory.

Rhode Island's embattled public school enrollment isn't the only circumstance that has changed for Gov. Dan McKee.

Russia's fortunes are changing in its war on Ukraine. And thankfully not for the better.

After months of negotiating, Congress has finally reached an agreement on a bipartisan housing package that moves in the right direction.

President Donald Trump has driven antisemites out of the GOP while the Democratic Party embraces their own.