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The political right has a reflexive hesitation to endorse any government action on artificial intelligence.

Last week, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer introduced a resolution that, if passed, would record the sense of the chamber as condemning media superstar Tucker Carlson.

Republicans are at least trying to remedy the health care fiasco that President Obama dropped into their laps.

In addition to its destructiveness toward Western economies and freedoms, the regime in Beijing and its allies in Chinese industry have found time to export illegal vapes and e-cigarettes to the U.S.

How many more Jews must die before the world wakes up and does something about it?

On Sunday, a young man struggling with mental illness and drug abuse murdered his famous parents.

Public lands play a major role in American energy supply and economic strength. The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management oversees about 245 million acres of such land, roughly one-tenth of the United States, for uses including energy ...

I echo the calls for Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Martin Makary to be fired for not having completed the safety review of the abortion pill in a timely manner.

Are the boundaries of timeless values being increasingly obscured by excessive focus on business deal gains?

Clifford May observes that "Israelis have only begun the painful process of examining the failures" that led to the Oct. 7, 2023, attack by Hamas and other Islamists.