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A few days ago, a friend of mine decided that he wanted to argue about the war with Iran.

The country needs open discourse, or the alternative is a slide into chaos.

President Trump's recent H-1B executive order is a necessary and welcome step in combating visa fraud.

For the many Medicare patients who rely on ostomy and urological supplies, January 2028 could bring an unwelcome change to their daily care.

What if solving mysteries was as easy as it is on TV?

As we mark 25 years since the horrific 9/11 attacks, I'm struck by the hypocrisy of the world's differing reactions to Al Qaeda's terrorism and Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, massacre in Israel.

I must admit that I fell for the campaign against data centers based on claims of heavy water and electricity use.

Nearly 760,000 people are set to lose their Obamacare coverage because they never should have received coverage in the first place. Booting these fraudsters is estimated to save taxpayers $2.2 billion. And Democrats are calling out this action as ...

In recent years, we have seen an avalanche of antisemitic screeds on social media, often in the guise of attacks on Israel.

Gauging whether the glass is half-full or half-empty is a matter of opinion, and Americans are leaning toward the latter in the Trump 2.0 era.