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To Americans, the headlines may be shocking: All over Europe, people are being arrested, prosecuted, fined and even jailed for their social media posts.

Every small-business owner dreams of growth and success, but rising costs and persistent inflation have made that path far more difficult.

According to northjersey.com, the initial reports of the current drone sightings emerged in Morris County the week before Thanksgiving.

While the U.S. no longer holds the industrial manufacturing advantage that prevailed in World War II, we lead the world in digital innovation -- for now. We must not lose this edge.

With apologies to Shakespeare's Queen Gertrude in "Hamlet": The congressman doth protest too much, methinks.

Kash Patel strikes fear into Senate Democrats. They know he's the one man who might be able to investigate how the once-vaunted FBI has been weaponized.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's decision to impose martial law was a cowardly attempt to stifle free speech and assembly in a country that has suffered at the hands of previous dictators.

Two weeks ago, I traveled to Ukraine with a group of 15 Americans from various faith-based nonprofits and conservative think tanks.

The soon-to-expire Biden administration is behaving as if an invading foreign power were about to take over and the house must be burned down to keep the "invaders" from succeeding.

Hundreds of large drones are flying in U.S. airspace, yet as usual our government claims to be clueless as to their source ("Feds insist drones aren't dangerous but can't say who's flying them," web, Dec. 15).