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Barack Obama used his former presidential position to push fellow Democrats at a private fundraiser to manage, oversee, regulate and, ultimately, control the direction of artificial intelligence development.

In the classic film "Hoosiers," with the score tied at 40-40 and seconds left on the clock, Hickory gets possession of the ball and calls time out. They huddle around their coach, Norman Dale, who gives them to play he believes will win the game:

On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the Justice Department announced a first: An Afghan permanent resident had been deported through the Alien Terrorist Removal Court.

On April 4, 1997, I was flying a naval intelligence surveillance mission in U.S. airspace at the entrance to Puget Sound.

"Money is the mother's milk of politics," said Jesse M. Unruh, who in the 1960s was a powerful Democratic politician and speaker of the California State Assembly.

For decades, America's most prestigious universities have asked the federal government and the public to trust them to disclose their foreign financial relationships.

The greatest strategic challenge posed by China may not be what happens if the Chinese Communist Party succeeds, but what happens if it suddenly fails.

Imagine that your phone shuts off tomorrow. It's not because you forgot to pay, but because you couldn't.

"This election cycle is about one thing: Common sense versus crazy." What Rep. Byron Donalds said Wednesday, speaking at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, was, regrettably, not much of an exaggeration.

If my son had been in his playroom when a bullet came through the window, he might not be here today.