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But government must first stop making environmental destruction worse.

The Indian Child Welfare Act's main concern is identity politics, not children's welfare.

There isn't a single commercial-scale finfish farm in the United States.

The Silicon Valley congressman firmly believes the government can manage AI -- and a lot more.

America should invest in medical research, not retreat from it.

Four decades after Willie Horton, the president still invokes the politics of the past.

In the decades following World War II, the American right coalesced around fusionism -- the idea that individual liberty and limited government could coexist with religious faith and traditional morality. Today, that coalition is divided. After a ...

The real lesson the Catholic bishop, who will be beatified this week, teaches the church today.

What if the world is not at the dawn of an autocratic age but in its twilight?

Social Security reform, competency-based degree programs and college football, in readers' eyes.