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The hellscape for independent automotive repairers described by Stephen Moore in "Congress can help auto repair shops keep America running (Web, Oct. 6) is, let's just say, not accurate.

Liberal dogma in Washington is that the right wing commits all the political violence and the left is "mostly peaceful."

For the past few days, large crowds of healthy, energetic Gazans have been cheering, dancing in the streets and chanting "Allahu akbar!" -- all recorded on their fully charged cellphones.

Real estate business leaders are sounding the alarm: As home prices surge, America's birth rate continues to plummet.

The Treasury Department has imposed its latest sanctions targeting Iranian weapons procurement networks at an extraordinary moment of Iranian vulnerability.

How will history treat President Trump? Well, I think. It depends, of course, on several conditions, including and especially the historian writing the history.

California has made it lawful for doctors to prescribe abortion drugs anonymously -- drugs that have left countless women and children suffering.

President Trump and congressional Democrats are sending similar messages about the economy.

What do the leaders of China, Iran and Russia have in common? They're all dictators and U.S. adversaries, but they're also three of the world's top polluters.

Another stopgap spending bill won't fix America's fragile finances.