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Many Black and brown voters are increasingly questioning whether democratic socialism offers the best path forward for their families and communities.

There's a trick magicians love: the reveal that never comes. President Trump has been performing a version of this trick for years now.

Nothing is wrong with a man changing his mind, but when he does it as frequently and conveniently as James Talarico, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Texas, voters are entitled to question his sincerity.

Democrats look at AI through the prism of how it might threaten their political power -- and they panic because the idea of losing control means they might have to serve the people, rather than rule over the people.

The Democrats and the few Republicans who have voted to limit and/or end actions against Iran are nothing more than sniveling, treasonous cowards who want to see the U.S. lose.

NATO was established in 1949 with the ratification of the North Atlantic Treaty.

Last week, on Rosh Hashanah, Jews around the world paused to welcome a new year.

Noel Wise, a President Biden-appointed U.S. District Court judge, issued an opinion in late August limiting President Trump's ability to kick out foreign students who protest the U.S. and its allies.

America has thrived on risk-taking, immigration and competition, but our politics are increasingly dominated by extreme personalities who either blame foreigners or villainize billionaires.

Few people noticed a recent report from the Census Bureau showing that after-tax profits from American manufacturers are booming.