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Hillary Clinton inadvertently reveals a truth.

The state and local tax deduction is a bad policy, and the blue-state Republicans don’t have as much leverage as they think.

Ignoring the outside story was.

Cutting the red tape around biosimilars is one way that the administration can protect U.S. drug innovation and make medicine more affordabl...

Scott Adams turned the comics pages into a witty diatribe against Corporate America.

Original Sin details the astonishing lengths to which the former president’s team went to conceal his deteriorating condition.

The week of May 12, 2025: Sustainability & tariffs, transit, labor, the budget, and much, much more.

The decision is a victory for the rule of law — and common sense.

The master at establishing leverage in negotiations has failed to do so over the president of Russia.

We wish the former president well, but there is nothing untoward or scurrilous about the citizenry asking who knew what — and when.

On Russia and beyond, the VP seems to be signaling policy preferences that do not comport with those of the administration he serves.

It is time for the WHO to take a more pragmatic and inclusive approach — one that puts public health above politics.

The conflicts of interest can’t be ignored.

We need congressional hearings to learn the full story.

His name inarguably belongs in the record books, but his ghost doesn’t belong in Cooperstown.

Rallying Europe around a tougher stance on Iran is a clear, achievable step toward shaping history in the right direction.

The U.K. and China trade agreements are welcome developments compared to President Trump’s April 2 liberation day.

A language-enthusiast YouTuber is being called ‘racist’ for his speech delivered in the ‘Gen Alpha dialect of English.’

Mati Diop plies her guilt trade.

They can’t blow yet another opportunity.

The Trump administration may regret making the birthright citizenship case its test of nationwide injunctions.

The MAGA movement can have Trump’s tough talk in lieu of its preferred policy outcomes.

If Congress doesn’t fix a drafting error in current legislation, a host of small businesses could see a tax increase.

Prosperity and peace over anything else. 

New Mexico offers a cautionary tale to those who believe policymakers can tax, spend, and regulate their states to prosperity.