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Critics call it colonialism, but the U.S.-Venezuela oil partnership aims to block Cuba, China, and Russia from recapturing the failed state.

Yes, the tires are being regulated. California's 2029 tire efficiency standards promise gas savings, but critics question the cost to consumer choice.

Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller recounts the devastating 9/11 phone call from Richie Obermeyer at Ground Zero that confirmed his brother Stephen would not come home.

Patricia Fox testified how sanctuary policies left daughter Carissa Aspnes minimally conscious while Colorado Medicaid denied her in-home nursing care.

A derecho with 99 mph winds left Gary, Indiana in darkness for weeks, but Project H.O.O.D. says blaming systemic racism won't rebuild the city.

California's aerospace and defense manufacturing sector offers skilled trades careers paying $100,000, but the state's affordability crisis looms large.

The DSA's march through Democratic primaries and Hasan Piker's radical rhetoric could reshape the 2026 midterms into a choice election for voters.

USMCA-compliant firms now face higher tariffs than competitors that built in Shenzhen as Section 338 duties stack on top of the trade agreement's rates.

Trump and Xi must negotiate AI safety controls at their Washington meeting in September much like Reagan and Gorbachev tackled nuclear arms control decades ago.

"An Army Marches on its Stomach" takes new meaning as the USS Abraham Lincoln deployment exposes critical military supply chain vulnerabilities.