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The shutdown misses that Medicaid reform won't happen overnight. It begins by admitting that throwing money at a broken system isn't reform.

States have heavily regulated oil and gas, especially when it comes to decaying plants. They should do the same with renewable energy.

Efforts to expand the maximum deposit insurance to $10 million are a wrong-headed effort that will hurt Main Street.

If America is to remain a free country, then property must once again be treated as a sacred right, not a privilege handed out by government.

The U.S. must implement export controls on semiconductor chips to prevent China from attaining dominance in the AI space.

Congress should act quickly and close the hemp loophole that has endangered so many children across the country.

Zohran Mamdani was a beneficiary of an exclusive and selective education. Now, he wants to ban the city's gifted and talented program.

The Left has mainstreamed political violence. Voters must reject the Democratic Party's extremism and defeat it at the ballot box.

Last month, the FDA announced draft guidance to accelerate the development of safe, effective non-opioid treatments for chronic pain.

Foreign texting scams are a major international criminal enterprise that costs the United States millions of dollars every year.