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In a week of tragically bad decisions on birthright citizenship and mail-in ballots, the Supreme Court got one right on biological males competing in women's sports.

The unitary executive team had a pretty big win at the Supreme Court last week.

We have a choice between two conflicting worldviews: one of freedom and dignity, the other of a regimented society based on submission to the ideology of a ruling elite.

My uncle spent the last years of his life fighting prostate cancer, waiting for medications that kept getting delayed, rerouted or swapped out by his insurer for something cheaper.

On a 14-mile stretch of Interstate 10 outside New Orleans, years of what looked like ordinary truck crashes were anything but.

Last month, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee caused a bit of a stir for saying that, without the Jewish people, "there would not be an America."

The NATO summit kicking off in Turkey this week affords President Trump a rare in-person opportunity to lean on European allies dragging their feet on defense spending, as well as a chance to showcase his administration's embrace of this year's host,

After all the records Novak Djokovic has broken, the latest one left him rather unimpressed -- even though he surpassed his great rival Roger Federer.

President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act marked its first anniversary on Saturday, with Republicans mounting an aggressive campaign to sell the legislation's tax benefits to voters ahead of a difficult midterm election.

Mitchell Robinson says the hand injury that left his status uncertain for the New York Knicks' NBA Finals opener came after he punched a truck amid concern over his younger brother's health.