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When a 70-year-old man walked into my clinic last month with newly diagnosed chronic lymphocytic leukemia, the most common form of adult leukemia, the treatment decision was straightforward.

The love of everything trans couldn't be more visible among Fairfax County's Democratic leadership.

President Trump has always been a man in a hurry, and thank goodness for that.

On April 1, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on President Trump's Executive Order 14160, ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants.

Even someone with only a rudimentary understanding of economics should know that if you tax a business or individual beyond their level of tolerance, they will leave.

In 2022, while campaigning for governor of New York, Republican Lee Zeldin consistently hit Democratic incumbent Kathy Hochul for her tax-and-spend policies.

America's strategic competition with China requires vigilance across conventional and less-visible fronts.

Congressional Republicans could seek a second reconciliation bill this year to build on the major first legislative victory of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

President Trump's taking ghoulish glee Saturday in the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller III was undignified, in exceedingly poor taste and, to say the least, unpresidential.

Transportation Security Administration officers are going without pay due to a Democrat-led partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security.