washingtontimes.com / .washingtontimes-com-opinion / Page 9

Stock market gains are fueling wealthy consumers, investments in artificial intelligence and economic growth.

Mindful of strength in numbers, Democratic governors have formed a state-based alliance on health care. Republicans need an effective response.

Last month, President Trump struck a deal with Lilly, a manufacturer of drugs such as obesity medication Mounjaro, and its primary competitor, Novo Nordisk, which produces Wegovy.

It has already started. Weak-willed Republicans now feel free to distance themselves from President Donald Trump.

Republicans have to work hard next year if they want to win the midterm elections.

The Supreme Court should rely on a strict literal interpretation of the 14th Amendment to decide that children born to illegal aliens in the U.S. do automatically receive birthright citizenship.

Now that Congress is back in business, it should prioritize long-overdue legislation to help protect Americans against the further devastation of wildfires.

When people interact with artificial intelligence platforms, they often believe the technology possesses higher wisdom or a more objective form of knowledge, but AI does not understand; it guesses.

As Democrats express horror at the antisemitism that fueled the Bondi Beach massacre in Australia, they simultaneously demand this: more gun control, please. More gun control -- but zero calls for knife control, despite the Reiner stabbings.

U.S. presidents have long used the new year to share messages of renewal and resolution with the American people.