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As Friedrich Merz flies to D.C., it's in America's interest to shore up trading ties with the world's third-biggest economy.

Khamenei may be dead -- but war with Iran isn't over.

Our path forward is a new constitution followed by free elections under international oversight.

Agency leaders say the right things, but their actions tell a different story.

Trump criticized the Iraq War. Now he's making the same mistakes.

It's too early to call the riskiest foreign policy decision of this term a failure or success.

Most independent contractors want the flexibility they lose when they become direct employees.

As Democrats threaten retaliation, leaving WBD in David Ellison's hands could be their sweetest revenge.

The Middle East is not as crucial as it was and the U.S. military is stretched thin.

Sharing data with the Department of Homeland Security has implications for American citizens.