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Despite Trump's tax cuts, revenue rose 3%. But entitlement-fueled spending soared even faster.

Khalil's refusal to condemn Hamas underscores why America should deny residency and citizenship to those who embrace extremism.

Reported Somali gang violence disrupted homecoming, raising questions about Minnesota's Democratic leadership amid mounting fraud scandals.

Steve Witkoff reunites with freed teacher Marc Fogel, reflecting on loss, diplomacy, and bringing prisoners and hostages home.

Just a few months ago, Pennsylvania looked like ground zero of the data center boom. Now "data center" has become a curse word.

The politicization of the Cornell case is just getting started after a newscast claimed that Trump was somehow involved.

Rolling Harvest Food Rescue connects surplus farm produce with hungry families, drawing national attention from EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin.

British culture makes it much harder for the children of settlers to integrate.

Outside of Las Vegas is a dense, walkable, suburban neighborhood filled with parks and trails. America could learn something from this place.

There is no writing without reading. Writing is an antidote to the soft-brained passivity of artificial intelligence.