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Human nature and economic laws prove free-market capitalism works, while socialism and promised government entitlements fail.

Data center construction is fundamentally a local concern, but AI development and deployment is deeply entwined with America's national interests.

Germany's AfD is not a Nazi replay, but a conventional right-wing surge whose appeal mainstream elites can no longer isolate.

Oman's secret transit accord with Iran shattered its neutrality, triggering military strikes and blockading the Strait of Hormuz.

The first U.S. Labor Day celebration took place in New York City on Sept. 5, 1882, when some 10,000 workers marched in a parade.

Other big economies have a similar debt-to-GDP ratio, provoking the question: does the United States' $40 trillion debt crisis really matter?

To win young voters, conservatives must address economic anxiety and cronyism, and not just attack socialism.

Bloomberg cuts and job lock show why employer-sponsored health insurance fails. Portable plans offer workers true healthcare freedom.

Renewable energy mandates drive up electricity costs and compromise grid reliability, making carbon reduction inefficient.

Gov. Josh Shapiro is abandoning his pro-growth brand with policy U-turns on data centers, school choice, and Pennsylvania jobs.