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Taxes, tariffs and terrible government spending were my topics when talking to students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison this week.

The Hawaii Supreme Court has directly, wrongly and viciously attacked the U.S. Supreme Court and its justices during the past few years.

President Trump wants tourists and residents to walk the streets of the nation's capital with confidence that they won't be knifed in the back or shoved in front of a Metro train.

Despite warning signs, the Defense Department, which owns a massive portion of the intelligence community's capabilities, is doing nothing to stop the next preventable disaster.

Congress' move to limit the power of federal judges is right on the money ("House passes bill to limit nationwide injunctions as orders pile up against Trump," Web, April 10).

Tariffs, like taxes, raise revenue for the government.

The recent market fluctuations and associated angst about the global economic fallout has overshadowed the benefits of levies against China.

The White House typically isn't known as a public forum for personal affection, warm accolades and familial healing, but that changed this month when Vice President J.D. Vance celebrated his mother's sobriety in a celebration that touched even some ...

President Trump has predicted that his tariffs could raise as much as $6 trillion in federal tax collections over the next decade.

President Trump has left no doubt about his position on the alleged purpose and need for offshore wind factories.