Brand new polling from Arizona reveals a paradox that should alarm Democrats who believe they’re guaranteed a sweeping blue wave victory in the midterm elections. Grand Canyon State voters are f ...

Medicare was right to overhaul the way it pays for advanced wound care. Now it should judge that reform by how many wounds ...

With high fuel prices across America imperiling Republican majorities in Congress, President Donald Trump took bold and welcome free market-friendly action just days ago to bring down costs for ...

Last spring, a man named Clarke Reynolds ran a marathon in the United Kingdom. This wouldn’t be remarkable, except—Clarke is legally blind, with only about five percent of his vision. He ran the race ...

Nonviolent rebellion has proven again and again to be the most effective way of ousting even a determined autocrat. Read Full Article » ...

The riots in France last week stand as a warning to the United States and all western countries: mass immigration will split your country in two, and the two sides will eventually go to war.

“Today begins a new era,” declared Zohran Mamdani upon his swearing in yesterday as New York City’s 112th mayor. “Beginning today, we will govern expansively and audaciously. We may not always succeed ...

Why We Need Historic Districts | RealClearPolicy Over at The Atlantic’s urbanist magazine-in-a-magazine, CityLab, writer Kriston Capps turns a rhetorical blowtorch on the concept of the historic ...

The September Effect says the stock market tends to slump after Labor Day. This year’s Effect would likely be triggered by the bond market. Stock prices are based on prevailing U.S Treasury rates used ...

The perception of a liberal, monolithic student body on today’s college and university campuses needs to change. While critics of higher education often rail against the collegiate enterprise and ...

‘When the law demands three signatures on tabulator tapes and the county fails to follow the rules, those 315,000 votes are, by definition, uncertified.’ ...