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Most importantly, Congress should provide explicit statutory guidance regarding importer disposition of the refunds.

Cutting the 340B drug discount program won't save money -- it will just shift the bill from Big Pharma to taxpayers while closing rural hospitals.

Eric Swalwell's ignominious exit from the California governor's race is just the latest embarrassment for a state that has become ungovernable.

The path forward is not retreat from technology, but realignment of purpose. If the pandemic created a proximity deficit, the solution is restoring balance.

When energy is affordable and reliable, business owners can operate with the certainty they need to bolster their local economies.

A recent defense agreement between the United States and Indonesia is a promising development for both countries.

Virginia became the latest state to join the Democratic Party's attempt to subvert our elections through the "national popular vote."

Gen. George Washington reduces his company's strength despite a pending British attack on New York.

Retirement accounts are supposed to prepare Americans for the future. They ought to reflect the economy that future workers will actually retire into.

Artificial intelligence is moving too quickly, and the stakes are now too high, for Congress to keep watching from the sidelines.