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Britain's endless scandals -- Horizon, grooming gangs, infected blood, maternity deaths -- are followed by inquiries but no real accountability.

Seven years since the Supreme Court's Tennessee Wine decision, years of costly litigation have done little more than reaffirm state authority.

America's success hinged on one man more than any other: George Washington.

It would be entertaining for Gavin Newsom's many political opponents to point out what his wealth tax proposal would do to NASA.

Today's union bosses never did the work. And they are getting very rich making sure you don't notice.

Tim Walz and Minnesota's Board of Pardons pardoned a man convicted of repeatedly sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl days before his deportation.

The midterm elections will decide whether President Donald Trump built on institutions -- or merely on the fleeting power of one man's brand.

Russia didn't lose the war in Georgia. It delayed victory until enough Georgians could be persuaded to deliver it themselves. Ukraine should study our file.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court declared school vouchers "settled law" after a union lawsuit backfired.

Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez now faces the most serious test of her leadership since assuming power after Nicolas Maduro's capture.