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Wokeness was not killed in 2024, and UCLA is showing that it will live on, testing the limits of its power with threats against conservative groups.

By scaling down its Victory Day parade, as well as restricting cell phone internet and messaging apps, Russia is embracing a siege mentality.

President Donald Trump should not purchase Spirit Airlines. The airliner is in trouble because of poor management and growing fuel costs.

May is mental health awareness month, a time dedicated to raising awareness, normalizing help-seeking, and reducing negative stigmas.

The attack, and subsequent U.S. legacy media silence, comes as attacks against Christians have become more frequent, yet go largely unreported.

A new law allows taxpayers to receive a tax credit when they give to scholarship organizations that help students attend private and Christian schools.

A merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern can address the affordability debate by forming a single-network transcontinental freight rail line.

Iraq's new prime minister, Ali al-Zaidi, cannot make everyone happy -- not Donald Trump, not Iran, and not the militias.

China still processes the majority of key critical minerals. A single policy shift in Beijing can stall American advanced manufacturing.

Democrats keep learning the hard way that what goes around comes around, particularly when it comes to redistricting.