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Father's Day can make men feel like they are being graded. For those who grew up without a strong father figure, the pressure to break the cycle runs even deeper.

President Trump announced the end of the war with Iran, and said a peace deal was in the process of being signed. A day later, he announced the Strait of Hormuz would soon reopen and that the peace deal was in the process of being signed. But ...

The allegations of widespread Somali-linked fraud in Minnesota have many Americans shaking their heads and wondering what else could be out there.

Sens. Bernard Sanders and the rest of the tax-the-rich crowd are on the warpath because SpaceX owner Elon Musk is apparently the world's first trillionaire.

If there is one thing the Biden family is exceptionally good at these days, it is misreading the room.

We are about three months from the start of this year's general election (early voting starts Sept. 18 in Minnesota and South Dakota), and it is probably a bit too early to make any informed predictions.

Europe's migration crisis is no longer a border security problem. It is a crisis of sovereignty.

OK, this is getting serious now.

Although the Republican-backed SAVE America Act has faced intense scrutiny from the mainstream media since it was first proposed, the press has given the For the People Act hardly any attention.

The decision allowing Texas' App Store Accountability Act to take effect while litigation proceeds has spotlighted parental controls, online privacy and government oversight of digital platforms.