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Credit to Mayor Muriel Bowser for recognizing that the District of Columbia isn't Manhattan.

When you work in the executive branch, you serve at the pleasure of the president of the United States.

The president's naysayers are a Greek chorus of critics spanning from conservative isolationists to a liberal media ravaged by Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Abigail Spanberger masqueraded as a moderate long enough to be elected Virginia's 75th governor.

Perhaps Stephen Moore is unaware that the NFL has one of the most robust revenue-sharing programs in America.

There's a difference between legal immigrants and illegal intruders, and Democrats are purposely blurring that distinction for their own political purposes and to advance their own elitist goals.

Dubai long ago established itself as a financial hub, handling huge sums of money in the form of global investment. Modern, stocked with shrewd and educated executives, and traditionally safe and stable, Dubai has joined Singapore as a place where ...

One of the things Virginia's new Democratic majority has done with its power is attempt to corrupt the election system in our state.

When court verdicts are affected by unreliable science, the consequences devastate entire industries, raise consumer prices, crush innovation and undermine public trust in the legal system.

I believe the score on the world stage is now United States 1, Venezuela 1.