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A recent Supreme Court oral argument about the liability of the FBI for invading and terrorizing the wrong home has brought to mind the dark and dangerous history of law enforcement.

President Trump teed off a bit last weekend in response to Walmart's announcement that it plans to increase prices on some of the goods it sells, partly because of the effect of tariffs on goods originating in China. As a reminder, these tariffs are ...

The world's Roman Catholic faithful celebrated the selection of their 267th leader earlier this month.

Although the original Obamacare law was deeply flawed, and much of it has rightly been rolled back or reformed, one key provision has garnered support from voters across the political spectrum: tax credits that help Americans without employer ...

Sen. Arlen Specter was no conservative, but he was a good friend who cared about the criminal justice system. In 2005, shortly after the Pennsylvania Republican rose to the chairmanship of the Senate Judiciary Committee, I suggested he meet with ...

The Trump administration is reportedly preparing executive orders to reform the outdated and arduous regulatory process governing nuclear power plant permitting and construction. They can't come a minute too soon.

Contrary to what people might think, it rains a lot in California, often to the point of flooding that causes tens of millions of dollars in damage and the loss of human lives.

This has been a difficult year for U.S. aviation, with a string of tragic crashes that have killed passengers and crew. Additionally, we have seen reports about failing technology that has caused repeated air traffic control outages and flight delays ...

President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill" includes provisions to boot illegals off Medicaid and make those between the ages of 19 and 64 years old work at least 20 hours per week as a condition of receiving the benefit. These are common sense ...

Congress relies on cost estimates from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to determine the financial impact of proposed health care legislation.