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States are making it easier to fire bad workers, allowing better pay for high performers, and limiting the collective bargaining power of unions.

It is undoubtedly more difficult for illegals to make it from Ceuta to the Spanish mainland than in the past, which is why so many of the intruders went home.

His personal defense came at the professional expense of the nation's already fragile trust in physicians and medical expertise ...

The Senate candidate tells the media he's not 'technically or practically' a Democratic Socialist. But his views and associations tell a different story.

'Why does Drop Site love Hamas and Iran and Hezbollah so much?' the senator asked a reporter for the Soros-funded outlet.

The New York Times has a long and interesting article about how the law firm Paul Weiss, a "progressive stalwart," meekly surrendered to Donald Trump's "retribution campaign" against it, even as other law firms facing similar executive orders "won ...

The lab leak hypothesis should never have been a partisan test. Now, prominent Democrats are willing to say publicly that it is the likelier explanation.

David Hearn was chosen at random and put through the wringer for no reason, until cleared.

Never has a president been so eager to announce to the world that he has been fooled by the other negotiating party, over and over again.

Stevens declined to name a single policy on which she and El-Sayed differ.