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A nationwide Medicare moratorium on home health and hospice threatens patient access and requires targeted fraud solutions.

Gal Gadot is in her natural acting element as a mother trying to save her child in the new Amazon movie, The Runner.

Spain's NATO betrayal forces Washington to bypass Pedro Sanchez and partner with Catalonia's Silvia Orriols to secure the Mediterranean.

Government unions put public-sector interests ahead of private-sector growth, showing why collective bargaining for government workers should be repealed.

Falling electricity demand, not new data centers, is driving up power prices, disproportionately hurting low-income households.

Choosing the location for the new U.S. space academy must define its mission, not reflect congressional pork-barrel politics.

Meta's $16.7 billion settlement forces age verification across social media, destroying digital privacy and anonymity for all users.

Rising brain disease in football highlights the urgent need for national registries to turn diagnoses into actionable population data.

The Hemp Roundtable is spending millions to keep the Farm Bill loophole open, prioritizing profits over pediatric safety.

Democrats cannot rediscover healthy masculinity overnight just to win votes. Men need a cultural purpose, not campaign marketing.