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Technological and political developments have led to a decline in youth summer employment and in the lessons learned from it.

Trump was right to push for the SAVE America Act when he first promoted it, and he's right to continue to push for its adoption.

This Maritime Day, we celebrate by recognizing the workers, communities, and infrastructure that keep America connected, competitive, and secure.

Technology company Intel remains a meme stock. Its ability to compete successfully with TSMC is highly questionable.

There has been another death in police custody, that of a British student. But it has received little coverage despite its eerie similarity to Floyd's.

The structural advantage Republicans have built through aggressive mid-cycle redistricting is historically unusual -- a possible net gain of eight seats.

China wants its competitors to be dependent on it for rare-earth minerals and energy. California obliged, and the U.S. is worse off because of it.

Democrats have proven that they are unable to make public schools better, no matter how many taxpayer dollars they waste.

Chris Tremoglie interviews Rep. Matt Van Epps (R-TN) and the two discuss Democrat's growing demonization of those who secure our border.

A world without Maduro, the Castros, and Khomeini is a better one, though first we must pass through what has been hiding behind tyranny's veil all along.