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This story was originally published in June 2025. Since then, the U.S. and Israel launched a wave of joint strikes against Iran, prompting the Islamic ...

Trump is right to focus on American energy dominance, but that dominance is not limited to producing more fuel.

Fears of $100 oil are understandable, but that scenario is highly unlikely. Iran's economy is in tatters.

Last month, the Supreme Court determined that Trump's use of an emergency declaration to impose global tariffs last spring was unlawful.

The national average price for a gallon of regular gas has increased nearly 20 cents over the last six weeks.

President Donald Trump's attack on Iran could constrain China's ability to invade Taiwan. The president isn't playing checkers, he's playing chess.

What Trump failed to realize is that the Supreme Court gave him and his party a gift, a rare crisp, clean off-ramp from tariffs.

There are major challenges like a razor-thin majority in the House and lawmakers focusing on challenging election fights later this year.

Donald Trump does not suffer under new leverage from Xi Jinping in advance of their meeting due to the Supreme Court's tariff ruling.

Among other adverse consequences, Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs have, from the start, made business planning difficult.