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Last month, Washington lost one of its most colorful characters, the lawyer and activist Manuel Miranda.

The most recent shooting attack, a deadly assault at a celebration in Australia targeting Jews, didn't feel distant to me here in Pittsburgh.

Apple knowingly sells apps that use artificial intelligence to peddle revenge and child pornography to buyers. What's most surprising is that it markets these apps to 4-year-olds.

Taken together, parts one and two of Vanity Fair's Susie Wiles profile are not journalism. They are a case study in how legacy media manufactures menace.

Sometime next year, one of the last vestiges of great filmmaking is expected to die out, as Netflix is poised to complete its buyout of Warner Bros. Discovery.

As Jews around the world began lighting the Hanukkah candles, darkness once again revealed itself.

The hostage release and ceasefire President Trump brokered in October has brought Israelis palpable relief and renewed optimism. However, they also recognize that peace is not yet at hand.

The United States is facing an unprecedented threat -- not of hostile troops or ships on the horizon but on the digital battlefield.

As a former chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, I've seen firsthand how the right federal policies can unleash American innovation and benefit American workers and consumers alike.

President Trump's second-term National Security Strategy has produced predictable objections from many in the Washington foreign policy establishment.