The Biden administration took a victory lap after it helped broker an agreement between freight railroads and their labor unions. They may have celebrated too soon.
Thanks to the SFFA lawsuit, we finally have the statistical evidence to prove how Harvard's race-conscious admissions policy discriminates against Asian students.
America will learn about the 2022 midterm elections results this week. But their impact on the 2024 presidential election may be dwarfed by Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter. Here's why.
Americans deserve transparency about a candidate's health before they head into the voting booth. Our history with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt has taught us that.
The campus crime surge colleges don't tell parents about and thanks to poorly conceived government-mandated crime information, parents are on their own.
President Biden brings his "closing argument" to Maryland Monday night, but he'll find no refuge here from voters fed up with his policies on the economy, crime and wokeism.
In NPR's disturbing audio recording, listeners were subjected to the moaning of a mother undergoing an abortion, in pain and potentially deep emotional distress.
Teachers union leader Randi Weingarten seems to have suddenly realized the damage she's done – not to students, but to the political causes she champions.
As Election Day approaches, Republicans offer solutions to US problems, while Biden and Democrats double down on failed socialist policies that created the crises.
I was a Democrat who worked for a teachers' union and education is a reason why Hispanics are voting for Republicans this midterm. We want educational freedom.
When friends asked what they might teach their kids about war, I offered five lessons for the next generation based on what I've learned from veterans.
Crime. High taxes. Poverty. Poorly performing schools. There are plenty of reasons to leave Chicago. I could joined the many who left but decided to stay.
We may not agree on everything in New Hampshire, but Granite Staters know how to roll up their sleeves and solve problems. That's what I strive to do every day as your senator.
Young Americans are losing faith in the American Dream, but it doesn't have to be this way. I'm ready to take on the problems in Washington to work for the people of Pennsylvania.
Growing up in Arizona my family and my state may have had a mix of political affiliations but we were always aligned on values. Bipartisanship was part of our fabric. Not anymore.
Georgians have a clear choice this election. The job of U.S. senator requires honesty and taking responsibility. Herschel Walker has shown he has a problem with both.