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California Gov. Gavin Newsom is suddenly discovering borders, budgets and crime.

Once upon a time, America's press corps acted as an unofficial fourth branch of government, shining light into dark crevices that politicians and bureaucrats wanted to keep unilluminated. However, today's corporate media appear to have abandoned ...

Free traders have been tying themselves into knots over President Trump's trade policy. Amid the understandable shock, they miss an important dimension of what Mr. Trump is trying to do.

Former President Joseph R. Biden has a prostate cancer that is so advanced that it's impossible to believe he didn't know he had it while president; his wife didn't know he had it while president; and those who surrounded him in the medical world, in ...

In a dramatic shift in U.S. foreign policy, President Trump last week announced the lifting of sanctions on Syria after a high-profile meeting with Syria's de facto leader, Ahmad al-Sharaa.

Pakistan, a nation of over 240 million people, stands at a critical crossroads.

I read recently that the Department of Defense will stop offering rape kits to overseas DOD workers who are ineligible for care in the Military Health System.

Given that scientific research and higher education are being so brutally defunded and persecuted, it should not be surprising that Moody's downgraded the U.S. credit rating ("Trump administration brushes off credit downgrade as 'lagging indicator,'"

The massive cover-up of President Biden's mental and physical decline, which is now being revealed by certain media types who were part of it, reminds me of a similar event more than a century ago.

On the campaign trail, President Trump was nearly assassinated twice. That didn't stop former FBI Director James Comey from posting a cryptic "8647" message, written in seashells, on X last week.