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A series of media reports questioned some of his achievements and allegations of plagiarism in his doctoral thesis.

The Ambler Road project in Alaska looks to be another case of government intervening on behalf of the big guy.

X has had a meltdown over the cost of burritos. But the way to lower costs and get your fix isn't to mandate higher minimum wages.

The first thing to say about Abdul el Sayed's victory in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary is that it's not a story about polls.

Former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is pushing a new initiative aimed at empowering families to make their own educational decisions.

Zohran Mamdani's plans to open government-run grocery stores are doomed to fail. And they will likely take smaller businesses down with them.

NPR, NBC, and the AP seem to think it irrelevant that Chuck Edwards, accused of inappropriate communications with young staffers, is married.

Abdul el Sayed's performance in the Michigan Senate primary can be traced to a coalition with roots more in college campuses than the working class.

For decades, Chautauqua, New York, was an epicenter for an America constantly looking to improve itself.

The congressman faces credible accusations of domestic violence. But whether Miller will take the party down with him remains to be seen.