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Many people in and around Washington are convinced that reform of the process by which we permit power plants and pipelines and transmission lines is hopelessly broken and need reform.

The Trump administration is making a bold and important effort to hold our international partners accountable and bring down drug prices for Americans.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a tough reelection battle this October, and polls aren't painting him as the winning candidate. But what does this mean for the future of America's allied war with Israel against Iran?

For the sake of the low-information voter -- and by the looks of recent polling, there are quite a few of them -- let's clarify that democratic socialism is one and the same as socialism. Moreover, socialism is one and the same as communism.

The Minnesota Department of Education is about to inflict the MyGender Doll on children as young as 4.

Actor Alan Ritchson recently sparked viral headlines when he unleashed a screed many saw as an anti-Trump rant, but there was something embedded within it that deserves deeper attention.

In a recent column, Tom Basile says that Democrats backed by the Democratic Socialists of America "cannot legally take the oath."

President Trump will be thanked in years to come for taking the fight to Iran.

While Republicans questioned Dr. Anthony Fauci last week about his actions before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, Democrats remained silent.

Rep. Jason Crow, Colorado Democrat, recently accused Republicans of having "no ideas" while the progressive wing of his party is pushing bad ones.